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RIP the three members of The Easybeats George Young (November 6, 1946 - October 22, 2017), aged 70 Stevie Wright (December 20, 1947 - December 27, 2015), aged 68 Dick Diamonde (December 28, 1947 - September 18, 2024), aged 76 You will be remembered as legends.
The certainly were a good band. Their background was noted back in the day, just wasn't pushed like such things are now. No such word as multiculturalism then. We had one band, HUSH with an asian playing in it sometime in the 70s.
This is about the catchiest song imaginable. Can't believe I never heard it growing up in the US. It could have been a huge hit over here. I watch this video all the time now--I can't get enough of it. To me it's the perfect pop song. Love the chug-a chug-a-chug of the guitars!
.....there was just so much good music happening at that time that it just wasn't possible it seems to fit it all on the radio shows, some great performers were left out of the global picture . Bee gees landed in Britain from Australia five months before the Easybeats and hit the big time. Maybe it came down to the timing. It's been said the Brits were getting to like the Seekers and Peter Paul n Mary style music as 1967 moved along and bee gees seemed as an in between style to them and rock n roll .
High praise indeed Bobby! Growing up in Australia, I was too young to hear it when it came out in the 60s, don't remember hearing it on the radio or on record in the 70s, and only heard it (and saw this clip) on a TV music show in the 80s. My mum won a video recorder in a school raffle and this was one of the first things we recorded on our single video cassette!
@@maddyg3208 And I just heard it the first time after turning sixty. Where were this song and video all my life? Love the guitars, the go-go dancers, the lyrics, and of course, Stevie! His manic energy is unbeatable!
I just listened to this because I was feeling a bit low...and wow!...there's nothing else in the sixties that is so close to it's ecstatic delivery...Stevie was the best live performer in ever seen
As a kid I grabbed their albums and played them over and over again for me they were just below the Beatles, The perfect Rock Band, I was exposed to all the Bands at the time but the Easybeats just stood out so much for me, A very important part of my Musical Journey, I was lucky enough to see them in 1987 on the reunion tour, For me Stevie and Thorpie, are the 2 greatest front men of all time...RIP legends thanks 🙏
Had a chance to have been lead singer for AC/DC except heroin got in the way! RIP Stevie , Bon, George and Malcolm! Thank you for all the amazing music
One of the most underrated band unless your an Aussie. The Easybeats had a sound that was world class. David Bowie did a cover of one of their songs for his album. Idk why they never got as much recognition outside of Oz than they did. I surely appreciated they're music 🎶 ❤.
Hi Alan. Great memories but Stevie Wright was a drug addict and therefore the band really lacked consistency. During the 60s the market was flooded with some really fantastic bands overseas. It was difficult to rise to the top. AC/DC made up for it (Angus Young et al). Management also play a part. Eg. Bee Gees - home grown talent on Bandstand etc.
@TruBluHeeler I thought the early Masters were great but The Easybeats were far more original, in terms of songwriting. The Masters first album had 5 covers, whereas every song The Easys released before they left Australia was an original. They released 5 covers right at the end
@TruBluHeeler I think they were good albums, especially "Choice Cuts". If they had stayed in England and been able to promote it-who knows? As for Doug, I was( and still am) a big Missing Links fan-I call them the world's first punk band. I kept waiting for Doug to play like he did in the Links but he never did.
@TruBluHeeler It seems you have great taste. I have a blog "From The Archives" found at originalclassicrock.com If you could find time to listen I would value your opinion.
I was 7 years old...and loved this band so much, Every song was so fast and exciting! Cue the late 70s and punk - and I kept hearing the cues the Easybeats had laid. They reformed and performed concerts in 1986, and managed to preserve the verve and loud, good cheer of tracks such as this. I was there, and will go to the grave cherishing the excitement and joy of seeing these guys really cut loose and effortlessly recapture the joy and volume of the 60s.
I totally get that. I was a kid here in Kiwiland in the 60's and my wild,fun lovin Auntie introducied me to the Easybeats, and gave me the 45 single,stoked ever since. .
Have to agree with you totally. Should have gone on to be one of the world's best bandsmbut bad management let them down terribly. Stevie Wright possibly the best frontman in the world. Thanks for your astute musical appreciation.
And ... The Masters Apprentices were earlier and better. Australia had a huge culture of pub bands and many were better than the Stones when they came out. .
I heard today that this song came out in '66! Initially I thought, "this song is pretty ballsy for 1966"...but then I thought, "Well, they were Australian..."
@Tarquin Quinnum Like me those boys in the Easybeats were migrants. Like me...we were in migrant hostels. Like me ...Harry Vander was born in the Netherlands.. The Youngs were Scottish... However, they formed the band in Australia. They are an Australian band playing Aussie music...
My teenage years were in the 70's so I kinda knew about the easybeats ............ and i now i really know them. This is a killer song with a killer guitar riff and killer vocals and man what a live performance.
George and Harry had many hits as song writers and music producers. Such as AC-DC and Easybeats lead singer, Stevie Wrights solo hit, 'Evie parts 1,2 & 3'. ruclips.net/video/lPveBD6WWXc/видео.html They made it in 3 parts so that radio would play it.
@@julesnagbunga1204 In the US they were, unfortunately, one hit wonders. Just like another large overseas rock act, Status Quo -- one hit is all they were (and are) known for here in the US, sadly enough. Yet the influence is obvious, and of course after AC/DC hit it big here, a lot of people began to look into the Easybeats stuff. And INXS/Jimmy Barnes cover of "Good Times" did get FM rock airplay here. You're correct, though, they had a ton of hits in Australia.
Best Aussie band in history. But so sad a story. Appreciate them more and more as time goes on. I was too young to appreciate them fully. See the movie they made about them " Friday on My Mind" I think it was called, it will tell you so much and is a good movie to boot.
Could have. Done With Out Them. Took up the time that you can see the band performing. More of stevie wright dancing. Put the dancers in the background .❤❤❤❤
For My Woman, She's So Fine, Wedding Ring, Easy As Can Be, I'll Make You Happy, In My Book, Come And See Her, Women, Sorry, Funny Feelin', Friday On My Mind, Pretty Girl, Gonna Make My Bed Gonna Lie In It, Good Times, St.Louis. Just a small selection of their songs. First three albums all orginal songs, amazing for a mid 60's band.
Sorry and She's So Fine were both very popular here in NZ, She's So Fine might've come first, 1965 maybe Both songs were frequently covered by local groups for the Saturday night dances. When you watch the video you can see a Phil May/Pretty Things influence there.
Hi everyone. 😀 The guitar player from The Easybeats, George Young was the older brother of Malcolm and Angus Young from AC-DC. George and the lead guitarist Harry became music producers and song writers. The bass player, Dick Diamond came from a religious family, and I am sure that they were the inspiration for "Highway to Hell". George and Harry saw how talented George's two younger brothers were and they decided to build a band with them. George and Harry produced for many others including John Paul Young, The Ted Mulry Gang and Stevie Wright (the Easybeats lead singer). The "Guitar George" and "Harry" who are mentioned in the Dire Straits hit song "Sultans of Swing" are George Young and Harry Vanda. ruclips.net/video/8_7qkRwcMFc/видео.html
WEll taught Malcolm and Angus real well. Learn something new everyday. ST. LOUIS sounds like one of the Early AC/DC hits, the one that had the Bag Pipes on it.
@thesnesman5235 Cool man. 😎 But the concept of Rock being the path to hell was conceived by some religious people. In the 1950s Billy Graham and the like. By the 1960s people were being clearly divided. In the dramatization of the story of the Easybeats (Friday on my mind), Dick Diamond's parents sent a Dutch guy to London to try and get the bass player away from "his life of sin". The Dutch guy told him that he was on the road to hell and George Young was there and hear it. It was pretty funny how over the top the dude was, even to a religious person. I think the lyrics in the verses are about touring, but the chorus and title are about anti-rock n' roll preaching. What about the video? ... oh no .. my mistake. I was thinking of the "Let there Be Rock" video. 😀 Here is a link to the video anyway. ruclips.net/video/tSNxFGW09Mo/видео.htmlsi=zEYPSXk9VeDHdKUf I ❤ Bon Scott 🤟
.......at 0:52 the guitar drone reminds me of the bagpipes in "long way to the top" by AC DC performed in Melbourne on the flatbed truck . Muted guitar is also a good effect here .
sad that we are getting old and times running out, losing great bands /people, the great music that was playing flat out in the cars,the young and free days,and we had nice cops that would look the other way
Guitar George" e "Harry" são George Young e Harry Vander, guitarristas da banda The Easybeats, CITADOS POR MARK NOPFLER em seu clássico "Sultam of Swing"
I’m embarrassed to say that I didn’t know that the 3 O’Clock (a kind of obscure Paisley Underground band from LA in the early 80s) covered this-I though they wrote it. I definitely like this version better-a lot rawer. But the 3 O’Clock’s version is worth a listen.
RIP the three members of The Easybeats
George Young (November 6, 1946 - October 22, 2017), aged 70
Stevie Wright (December 20, 1947 - December 27, 2015), aged 68
Dick Diamonde (December 28, 1947 - September 18, 2024), aged 76
You will be remembered as legends.
AMEN
Incredible inspirational musicians. The music is just as good now as it was back then. Never to be forgotten.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't George Young the father of Angus and Malcolm Young?
@@rickleonard6055No, he was their older brother
They were Aussie immigrants from UK and Holland. I grew up with them in Aus. They were our Beatles. Fantastic band.
aussies are from everywhere,thats our strength
The certainly were a good band. Their background was noted back in the day, just wasn't pushed like such things are now. No such word as multiculturalism then. We had one band, HUSH with an asian playing in it sometime in the 70s.
@@kaveebee actually the seekers were our first overseas hit but yes your rite.
Musically they were closer to the Stones or Who but yes I get your point
@@nathamwright, too
History is giving them the recognition they deserved at the time creatively they were up there with the very best of the sixties.
The riff you can never forget
This is about the catchiest song imaginable. Can't believe I never heard it growing up in the US. It could have been a huge hit over here. I watch this video all the time now--I can't get enough of it. To me it's the perfect pop song. Love the chug-a chug-a-chug of the guitars!
.....there was just so much good music happening at that time that it just wasn't possible it seems to fit it all on the radio shows, some great performers were left out of the global picture . Bee gees landed in Britain from Australia five months before the Easybeats and hit the big time. Maybe it came down to the timing. It's been said the Brits were getting to like the Seekers and Peter Paul n Mary style music as 1967 moved along and bee gees seemed as an in between style to them and rock n roll .
@@charlesdickens6706 Thanks for that explanation!
The B side was pretty good too, Funny Feelin'
High praise indeed Bobby! Growing up in Australia, I was too young to hear it when it came out in the 60s, don't remember hearing it on the radio or on record in the 70s, and only heard it (and saw this clip) on a TV music show in the 80s. My mum won a video recorder in a school raffle and this was one of the first things we recorded on our single video cassette!
@@maddyg3208 And I just heard it the first time after turning sixty. Where were this song and video all my life? Love the guitars, the go-go dancers, the lyrics, and of course, Stevie! His manic energy is unbeatable!
A killer pop song if ever there was one. A buried treasure that deserved to be a massive hit.
right
Well it was
@@Ruby16663Tavistock didn’t like Stevie ..
One of my favourite groups of all times !
I just listened to this because I was feeling a bit low...and wow!...there's nothing else in the sixties that is so close to it's ecstatic delivery...Stevie was the best live performer in ever seen
As a kid I grabbed their albums and played them over and over again for me they were just below the Beatles, The perfect Rock Band, I was exposed to all the Bands at the time but the Easybeats just stood out so much for me, A very important part of my Musical Journey, I was lucky enough to see them in 1987 on the reunion tour, For me Stevie and Thorpie, are the 2 greatest front men of all time...RIP legends thanks 🙏
I am just discovering their discography. You are right as they are really a big time beat outfit. Really top class.
A very underappreciated band in my opinion.
This Song ❤️❤️❤️ keeps Me Bouncing and Dancing every time I hear it!!! The guitars are AWESOME 💯😎. Along with Stevies Singing, Also... AWESOME 💯😎!!!
Stevie Wright is such a charismatic frontman. Mesmerising!! RIP, Stevie.
Had a chance to have been lead singer for AC/DC except heroin got in the way! RIP Stevie , Bon, George and Malcolm! Thank you for all the amazing music
@@rolfe998 and george
Whoops you said george
RIP Stevie.
Great Aussie band. I was still only a kid when they were big in Aust
One of the most underrated band unless your an Aussie. The Easybeats had a sound that was world class. David Bowie did a cover of one of their songs for his album. Idk why they never got as much recognition outside of Oz than they did. I surely appreciated they're music 🎶 ❤.
Hi Alan. Great memories but Stevie Wright was a drug addict and therefore the band really lacked consistency. During the 60s the market was flooded with some really fantastic bands overseas. It was difficult to rise to the top. AC/DC made up for it (Angus Young et al). Management also play a part. Eg. Bee Gees - home grown talent on Bandstand etc.
One of my favourite bands back then, I'm kiwi and i absolutely loved them. Gee haven't heard them for years.
Easybeats need to be remembered
You're at a party. It's 2024. The party's not going too well. Somebody puts on The Best of the Easybeats. The party explodes.... !! 🤪
think i know just why
@@joejones9520 😂
Work of ART 👍 😁
This was the song and sound that really hooked me into The Easybeats!
love the easybeats from japan 🇯🇵
Love it..wish I could dance like that!
This is their song that should have been a hit.
Should've been a big hit.
Was a number one single in Australia and top-five in New Zealand
as far as I know it was a huge hit, in Australia and even in Britain but not sure where it rated in Top 40 in Britain. One of their best songs.
The best band to ever come out of Australia. The most original band in the world, in terms of songwriting, throughout the 60's and maybe of all time.
@TruBluHeeler I thought the early Masters were great but The Easybeats were far more original, in terms of songwriting. The Masters first album had 5 covers, whereas every song The Easys released before they left Australia was an original. They released 5 covers right at the end
@TruBluHeeler I think they were good albums, especially "Choice Cuts". If they had stayed in England and been able to promote it-who knows? As for Doug, I was( and still am) a big Missing Links fan-I call them the world's first punk band. I kept waiting for Doug to play like he did in the Links but he never did.
@TruBluHeeler It seems you have great taste. I have a blog "From The Archives" found at originalclassicrock.com If you could find time to listen I would value your opinion.
@TruBluHeeler Thanks. Hopefully there's some records you haven't heard for a while.
They remind me of the Yardbirds and the Hollies.
I was 7 years old...and loved this band so much, Every song was so fast and exciting! Cue the late 70s and punk - and I kept hearing the cues the Easybeats had laid. They reformed and performed concerts in 1986, and managed to preserve the verve and loud, good cheer of tracks such as this. I was there, and will go to the grave cherishing the excitement and joy of seeing these guys really cut loose and effortlessly recapture the joy and volume of the 60s.
I totally get that.
I was a kid here in Kiwiland in the 60's and my wild,fun lovin Auntie introducied me to the Easybeats, and gave me the 45 single,stoked ever since.
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Seen this video on KHJ TV outta LA. KICK A!!!!
One of my favorites!
So brilliant. My youth is invigorated!
Probably the greatest Aussie group ever
Have to agree with you totally. Should have gone on to be one of the world's best bandsmbut bad management let them down terribly. Stevie Wright possibly the best frontman in the world. Thanks for your astute musical appreciation.
I'm from somewhere else, but wouldn't Cold Chisel be the best Aussie group ever?
And ... The Masters Apprentices were earlier and better. Australia had a huge culture of pub bands and many were better than the Stones when they came out.
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Classic Easybeats
Definitely ahead of their time.
Top 100 Songs Of All Time. All you need to know.
Wow. Heard this song first time last night listening to many moods of Ben Vaughn. Another classic.
What a great song!
I heard today that this song came out in '66! Initially I thought, "this song is pretty ballsy for 1966"...but then I thought, "Well, they were Australian..."
Patrick Gavisk two dutch guys, a scot and two englishmen.
@Warren552011 LOL @ "pom"
Music was ballsy back then I guess now it's not. The lyrics & videos might be but in the end it's the music that sticks
Patrick Gavisk
Masters Apprentice
Twilights
Sherbet
The Easybeats
Billy Thorpe etc !
Fabulous Aussie music..
@Tarquin Quinnum
Like me those boys in the Easybeats were migrants.
Like me...we were in migrant hostels.
Like me ...Harry Vander was born in the Netherlands..
The Youngs were Scottish...
However, they formed the band in Australia.
They are an Australian band playing Aussie music...
Wild times.
Legendary talent
We need this video remastered...
Mate I love the easybeats
Great song 👌
Saw them in Adelaide at Centennial Hall in 1968!
i love the 60s dancing!
My teenage years were in the 70's so I kinda knew about the easybeats ............ and i now i really know them. This is a killer song with a killer guitar riff and killer vocals and man what a live performance.
Me too👍😁
Very good!! Thanks for posting. 👍👍
Easy Beats icons and legends!,
My first 45. Nearly wore it out.
That percussive fucking strum! Genius!
Indeed
Saw them at the Octagon, Elizabeth. This era of emergent Aussie rock spawned so many bands.
I Love this tune, I Love this band 💕❤😊
I remember thinking in 1966 that these guys are as good as the Beatles, they had 4 songs in the top ten at one stage, sadly it did not last
Classic vintage Aussie Solid Gold!
so real and raw and honest
Шикарная группа нравятся все песни
@@владимирпасынков-к1э Я не понимаю. По-Англиский, пожалуйста?
These guys should have been more than a "one hit wonder" here in states, this stuff is great!
They weren't one hit wonders!
They still weren't one hit wonders. They had a few.
George and Harry had many hits as song writers and music producers. Such as AC-DC and Easybeats lead singer, Stevie Wrights solo hit, 'Evie parts 1,2 & 3'. ruclips.net/video/lPveBD6WWXc/видео.html They made it in 3 parts so that radio would play it.
@@julesnagbunga1204 he meant that only one of their songs made it to the top in the US.
@@julesnagbunga1204 In the US they were, unfortunately, one hit wonders. Just like another large overseas rock act, Status Quo -- one hit is all they were (and are) known for here in the US, sadly enough. Yet the influence is obvious, and of course after AC/DC hit it big here, a lot of people began to look into the Easybeats stuff. And INXS/Jimmy Barnes cover of "Good Times" did get FM rock airplay here.
You're correct, though, they had a ton of hits in Australia.
Best Aussie band in history. But so sad a story. Appreciate them more and more as time goes on. I was too young to appreciate them fully. See the movie they made about them " Friday on My Mind" I think it was called, it will tell you so much and is a good movie to boot.
The drummer made that band what a backbeat !
" stevie wright defines " pop star 🌟 " " i met him 2 times what a nice guy too !" 👏
If you remember the 60's you weren't there man.
That’s wood stock mate
Ha ha, I remember it very well
@@Ruby16663 Me too.
@@jamesdunn9714 Glad to hear it. I think it's a silly statement
Love it!
Essa banda e incrível !!!
Menuda marcha!
Sixties pop master piece. Makes me wanna build a time machine. (I was born too late).
I was hatched at the very beginning of '59. Everything back then was FUN, none of the bs produced these days !
Simple & fun !
Easily one of the top 15 or 20 bands from the 60's and early 70's!!
come on they're better than that!
@@patrickmudd9639 Yep, at the apex, who would I rather see, from then...them.
They must be in the top 46 to 91
......today it's crowded house, culture club and men at work . Something ain't right .
They were ours and we wore them in our hearts
LONG LIVE THE GO-GO GIRLS!
Could have. Done With Out Them.
Took up the time that you can see the band performing.
More of stevie wright dancing.
Put the dancers in the background .❤❤❤❤
Love these Guys!
Hermosa canción ♥️♥️😍
Wow.
Never heard of these Blokes...pretty damn good.
Not sure if you can view the doco Blood and Thunder - it explains a lot
What are you American?....
Tango Bango well ya sure ain’t Aussie.
They were bloody damn something else
For My Woman, She's So Fine, Wedding Ring, Easy As Can Be, I'll Make You Happy, In My Book, Come And See Her, Women, Sorry, Funny Feelin', Friday On My Mind, Pretty Girl, Gonna Make My Bed Gonna Lie In It, Good Times, St.Louis.
Just a small selection of their songs.
First three albums all orginal songs, amazing for a mid 60's band.
Back in the day, Elizabeth in South Australia produced many great bands.,
Superbe chanson forever 💃🕺💏😎🚘🏍🎸👍
They had a hard edge kind of sound for 60's band
This is f*cking wild!
When struth played this song at the top pub i sang to this song
От фаната AC/DC с 10 лет - респект и уважуха!!! Рок н Ролл - жив!!!
Георгий Сокольский очень хорошо товарищ
Wow! No one has anything on that dude dancing in the background! ✌
Sorry and She's So Fine were both very popular here in NZ, She's So Fine might've come first, 1965 maybe Both songs were frequently covered by local groups for the Saturday night dances. When you watch the video you can see a Phil May/Pretty Things influence there.
1st track ever recorded with guitar feedback?
Produced by the visionary Ted Albert 🎉
The Three O'Clock recorded a fantastic cover of Sorry in the early 80's. It's on youtube and worth checking out.
Hi everyone. 😀 The guitar player from The Easybeats, George Young was the older brother of Malcolm and Angus Young from AC-DC. George and the lead guitarist Harry became music producers and song writers. The bass player, Dick Diamond came from a religious family, and I am sure that they were the inspiration for "Highway to Hell".
George and Harry saw how talented George's two younger brothers were and they decided to build a band with them. George and Harry produced for many others including John Paul Young, The Ted Mulry Gang and Stevie Wright (the Easybeats lead singer).
The "Guitar George" and "Harry" who are mentioned in the Dire Straits hit song "Sultans of Swing" are George Young and Harry Vanda. ruclips.net/video/8_7qkRwcMFc/видео.html
Great comment, probably not a lot of people know this background story about the Easybeats ….very cool 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
WEll taught Malcolm and Angus real well. Learn something new everyday. ST. LOUIS sounds like one of the Early AC/DC hits, the one that had the Bag Pipes on it.
@thesnesman5235 Cool man. 😎
But the concept of Rock being the path to hell was conceived by some religious people. In the 1950s Billy Graham and the like. By the 1960s people were being clearly divided. In the dramatization of the story of the Easybeats (Friday on my mind), Dick Diamond's parents sent a Dutch guy to London to try and get the bass player away from "his life of sin". The Dutch guy told him that he was on the road to hell and George Young was there and hear it. It was pretty funny how over the top the dude was, even to a religious person.
I think the lyrics in the verses are about touring, but the chorus and title are about anti-rock n' roll preaching.
What about the video? ... oh no .. my mistake. I was thinking of the "Let there Be Rock" video. 😀
Here is a link to the video anyway. ruclips.net/video/tSNxFGW09Mo/видео.htmlsi=zEYPSXk9VeDHdKUf
I ❤ Bon Scott
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❤
Sehr gute Band Udo B . aus Weimar Thür.
These guys are the Aussie Beatles
More like the Aussie Who!
Their first three albums were all original songs. Hardly any groups ever did that in the 1960's.
They rocked harder than the Beatles but were big like the Beatles in Australia. More like the Yardbirds or The Who.
George Young. The first guitarist to use staccato chord technique.
There’s even the very faintest hint of AC/DC type chords from George’s guitar style.
Memories
.......at 0:52 the guitar drone reminds me of the bagpipes in "long way to the top" by AC DC performed in Melbourne on the flatbed truck . Muted guitar is also a good effect here .
LEGENDE
Rockin ….
George Young is older brother to Angus and Malcolm aka AC/DC!!
RIP George aka the Behind the scenes founder of AC/DC, as George convinced Angus to pursue music
Thank you! I didn't know it was George who was the guitarist of the Easybeats. I thought it was Malcom.
Thanks fof the news update!
George was every bit as good a rhythm guitar player as his younger brother Malcolm. And Malcolm is considered to be the best there has ever been.
thats a cool song
sad that we are getting old and times running out, losing great bands /people, the great music that was playing flat out in the cars,the young and free days,and we had nice cops that would look the other way
Awesome rock n roll.Poor Stevie Wright got himself hooked onto the dirty H then had his brain fried in Chelmsford. RIP.
The go-go dancer at 0:53 was red hot. She'd be pushing 80 now😓
The dancer in the middle in the dark suit is my friend Baz!
@@carolinethrelfall1583 cool!
Boom 💥
They might be playing live in the video but that's the record we're hearing.
@Nikol S. Ervant - THAT'S OK, GLAD TO BE OF HELP. IS YOUR CAPS LOCK STUCK?
@Nikol S. Ervant - What? Angus Steakhouse?
The 349th number one in Australia.
Lethal- incredible band. I guess Australia just has wild child in the drinking water
Guitar George" e "Harry" são George Young e Harry Vander, guitarristas da banda The Easybeats, CITADOS POR MARK NOPFLER em seu clássico "Sultam of Swing"
Great bang
I’m embarrassed to say that I didn’t know that the 3 O’Clock (a kind of obscure Paisley Underground band from LA in the early 80s) covered this-I though they wrote it. I definitely like this version better-a lot rawer. But the 3 O’Clock’s version is worth a listen.
I still mourn Stevie’s death 😢😢😞🎶🌹
1.45 beautiful
Very underrated...that muffled guitar picking great for the day...too bad Stevie succumbed to the demons of drugs...so much energy ,talent..
@Nikol S. Ervant Well, not alot of people know them today.
@Nikol S. Ervant Yeah, it's a bit sad isn't it, thinking they're underrated. You can tell they don't know the history & how famous they were. Sigh....
.....yes, it's a good effect . Brilliant .
Chelmsford Clinic did more damage than the Hammer....
@@RutherfordRyan1 Jesus I didn't know that
I was in (public) hospital n the 80s and saw the remnants of people who came out of Chelmsford :/