Budgie who do you want for your love
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024
- Budgie performing on the old grey whistle test in june 1975 (minus whispering Bobs intro). This footage is available on the 'Bandolier' remaster which can be found on the bands website.
Tony Bourge and Burke Shelley, The most unknown and most underated players in the history of rock period!!!
I just wish Tony would lose the boots. 🤡
RIP Burke Shelley, thanks for the music.
Hails from Guatemala... I really enjoy listening to Budgie while I watch the green horizons around here, where I live.
Such a gem... so happy I know who they are. Definitely one of the most underrated rock bands of all time.
Indeed Burke thaks for the beautiful music. Miss you
Bought some cabinets from a South Wales funiture store.A glass shelf got disloged in transit and scratched the wood.The store's boss sent somebody out to fix it...Who? I kid you not folks! none other than TONY BORGUE himself! Lovely guy. fixed my cabinet and signed my old vinyl budgie lps (up to "impeccable")and told me his favorite was "Squawk"and had a cup of tea !(Beat that rock fans !!)
That's amazing 👍
shortly after i heard this,this became my favorite song of all time . its a shame they didnt go mainstream like black sabbath or led zeppelin did. budgie deserves fan numbes that rival these bands
budgie is by far the most underated classic hard rock band ever. they dont know how to make a bad song.ty for the upload
Wow, i have been into Budgie since 1975! This brings back memories! They had the perfect groovy rhythms, Disco, funk, metal, blues, punk, and jazz, but they put all those influences into a very unique style... Budgie was one of a kind!!
that guitarist is awesome. considering the amount of layered music this band put out in each song, its a wonder why they never got a rhythum guitarist.. for a trio, budgie sure sounds like a band with 4-5 members in it! amazing band!
This song is full of emotion,.. this band are so good , they shaped my life, thanks guys, love you !
This is a classic from budgie performing on the fab old grey whistle test on bbc2 back in 1975 such good memories ❤️❤️❤️ this John Lynam
I've read about them in guitar mags,hear the metallica covers and such.But after seeing that video and hearing them for the fist time, I've got two words for them "THEY RULE"!!!!!!!!
I have heard the name Budgie thrown around, but had never listened to them until today. I'm only three songs in, but can't understand how they didn't become bigger. I think this is what Rush would have sound like if they would have chosen to go heavy instead of prog, and that is honestly one of the biggest compliments I can give as Rush is my favorite band. I'm getting ready to dive headlong into their catalog and see what I've been missing all these years.
I got turned on to this band after reading about how much Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) loved them in the '70s, and how their love of Budgie is what brought Dave and Lars Ulrich (Metallica) together in the beginning. If you haven't read it, pick up a copy (or buy the audio version on iTunes) of MUSTAINE. Great piece of rock history. And man, what a fkd up life he had!
I got to see these guys in San Antonio several times in my lifetime. When I was a puppy, they went to San Antonio municipal auditorium. They were the best love. The voice the bass And the beat. I've been blessed
totally excellent, you can cherish that cabinet even more these days.. thx for sharing great story
Here I am again, just can't keep away from this. So moody, so tight, the best of the seventies.
this man is the reason I own a fender precision bass he knew how to make that bass sound so heavy , ,i love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great band i 1 st heard never turn your back cause a co worker told me if i like rush i'd like budgie. he was right there awesome. i picked up bandolier on vinyl it was a gift and sounds fantastic on vinyl!!!!
most underated of all time, never saw them but been a fan since 1980, thank you Joel from Newbury Park.
Budgie has become one of my favorite bands. They deserve to be given more credit and recognition. They are LEGENDARY.
The album this came off ("Bandolier") was just an absolute 70's classic. The guys finally shook off their production woes that beset their earlier material and produced an album of polished but still eminently rockable gems. This, along with I can't see my Feelings and Napolean Bona Parts 1 and 2 are essential listens in the Budgie Pantheon. Thanks for posting it.
I'm glad there's more Budgie on RUclips. Would be fantastic if someone upload a whole gig from that era :P
Thank you Bodgie247.
Budgie were brilliant in the early 70s but there were so many good rock bands around at that time they never got the recognition they deserved. I saw them twice and bought 4 of their LPs, great music.
Greetings to all of you real Rockers (Budgie fans) from a Budgie fan in Saudi Arabia ..... I think this proves in a way that Budgie is underrated , yet people have listened to this band's music in parts of the world where Rock never existed originally ...
Probably the most under-rated band of the 70's.
Thank you so much for posting!
Tony Bourge is one of the worlds best guitarplayers.
Know Budgie since 1974
I've seen them often performing during their gigs in Holland in the 70s.
Loved the sound and the Album covers stood above the rest with the great air brush works.
Superb as always....Saw Budgie recently again 21-09-2006 at Mr Kyps, Poole, Dorset. Please keep on touring and rocking lads as we all love you. It's bands like you that keep us old rockers happy, without you we would have no where to go. sylvi2909
Unreal! I can't believe I found these guys. Used to listen to'em when I was young, back in the early 70's. Friends and I thought they had a Led Zeppelin sound. Only remeber Bandolier...
It's really too bad they didn't make it as big bands like Rush or Led Zep. These guys write very good songs. Bandolier was a fantastic album. Absolutely rocking with beautiful ballads as well.
Great tune and a great performance! Criminal that they weren’t huge
This is some really good old school rock,
point blank.
I'm not from this era but i can appreciate
the FEEL of the music.
That's the whole point of music to begin with.
Greetings from New York City
I got into budgie after hearing them on the Friday rock show with Tommy Vance around 1979, I also lost my Vinyl albums and have recently started to collect them again after an amazing coincidence - I found out that one of my work mates is Burke's son!!!! I have since been to see them at the Point in Cardiff with him and met the man himself and the rest of the band; to say I was chuffed would be an understatement.
Awesome video. One of my favourite Budgie songs.
Thanks for posting it.
First time hearing this. I've been searching for 60s and 70s era proto-metal and it looks like I've found a hell of a gem!
Found 2020
This is no more metal than Rush.
@@kenbulut-oe8sb There is music and there is rushed noise.
One of the best rock tracks ever. Fantastic riffing.
This is it. Love this, 3 guys making some of the most underated music of the 70's. Burke's vocals and Tony's guitaring work like some blues dream. Just love it. Thanks for the posting !.
Great song from the "Bandolier" album. Nice "Heavy-Blues" playin. BUDGIE is a SUPER-BAND, Shelley a genius.
This is the band I've been looking for. Glad I found them.
Just great, thanks for posting. Spent soo much time listening to the likes of Budgie and Trapeze whilst guzzling cider, oh, my mis-spent youth lol. Great stuff.
Tony Bourge is still alive and well. He retired in the late eighties but he still plays occasionally. He has recently been helping Budgie out with 'bonus' material for their remaster series of CD's. You can buy these on the official Budgie website.
I really enjoy listening to Budgie while I look deeply to the green horizons of Guatemala, the place I live in.
It all comes back when I watch this.
Burke was a great mover and Tony was a great guitarist.
You see this is a great band. Love them all these years
One of Budgie's best. Tony Bourge on guitar. Nice!
real rock!! great underrated band!!!
so underrated. Hidden gem I say.
es una voz excelente... es muy expontanea, es simplemente como debería ser el rock, sin arreglos digitales, todo analogo.
very underrated band! Big, early influence in metal for sure! Know and love them since 1980...Thanks for posting! Great job!!
MAN! I have been wanting to see this footage for YEARS!Budgie TV/Pro Shot gigs are extremely rare. I knew they did the OGWT but didnt know what songs they I also saw Budgie twice in the late 80s and met Ray and Burke at a 6 Ton Budgie convention in 94. Burke mentioned in the early 70s that when in Poland they were filmed everywhere they went. Any 40 something Polaks out there LOL. AWESOME BAND and Cuckooland has some fine moments too. If you know the other OGWT songs-Would love to know.
THIS SONG ROCKS EVERYTHING!!!!
Good to hear this tune from the past. Peace.
I love the whole thing!, bue specially here I love that drummer!
I am so happy I decided to check these guys out. Huge Metallica fan (became aware of Budgie after hearing the Tallica cover). IMO nothing good in the new rock so I go back to the influences of my fav bands. I asked Old Man Pete from work if he's any albums from Budgie, he came back the next day w/ Bandolier (he never really go into them cuz they weren't "Sabbath" enough for him) but after hearing side 1, I became an instant fan. I'm just pissed I haven't listened to these guys eariler!!! ROCK ON
A master class of rock
Thanks. I'm glad that someone appreciates the rareness of this footage.
Cool,..thanks. Saw these guys alot in San Antonio. They always came to rock!
Love this track 💜
Absolutely...check out my chapter on the band in GALACTIC RAMBLE, published on Foxglove next week...Budgie finally get their full credit and recognition.....available from Amazon and all good book shops.
So damn funky. This is basically funk.
I agree, I've listened to a lot of Budgie in the last year and it's every type of music, rock, heavy, ballads, funk. And I love watching old stuff where it's about the music, not about how you look, etc. Music is ruined now, it's about personalities 😕
you know, I'm not really a big fan of 70s Prog Metal, but goddamit, this just ROCKS!
Es increible como una banda sin ser espectacular puede hacer musica tan buena
Excelente clásico de la vieja guardia, a mis 61 años todavía dando madera... ésto sí es música creada por grandes músicos.
Amo toda la música de Budgie ❤❤❤💖
this is a phenominal band in my humble opinion.
Now I think of it, I saw them 3 times in the early 70s because Ray Phillips was their drummer twice and then Pete Boot. Anyway who cares they were brilliant every time.
Just a very very GREAT band
This is the only live OGWT footage. The promo Breadfan film was featured on the show in June 73 and is available elsewhere on youtube.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Been a big fan for 25 years. Let get a tour together with Budgie and Rush. I am from Canada and would travel over the pond for that concert.
Truly great stuff from my youth and even now you can't beat a good bit of british rock.
Went to see them with my buddies in '75 in Birmingham and screen printed t shirts for us all (budgie in a spaceman suit) and the name logo down the side. Told the guys not to go to the stage door as I would be in shit street.....beer gets the better of everyone. Shelley told us how he wasn't happy..f...g b....ds....etc and wanted the shirts!! Cold train ride home to Coventry, Great video posting, thanks.
my favorite,well one of my favorites of BUDGIE,,,,,,,,,love the old school sound,,cheers
Just saw a truncated version of this on BBC4 (part of British Metal night), awesome stuff so had to see if I could find it here.
Really good stuff...
this band is kick ass on so many levels
Anyone who dislikes this, really has no clue about music. They should do them themselves a favour and give up now.
Great Tune Great Band Away's loved there Album Cover's
Great Art (Rock On)
Love me some Budgie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was so cool!
This is metal.
man Burke Shelley is absolutely awesome. its hard to sing and play bass at the same time but he makes it sound sooooo easy
@malmsteen80
The pedal Tony used on this video was a 1970's 'Colorsound' Wah/Fuzz/Swell.
He didn't use any overdrive as such, just a Gibson and Marshall 100w amp cranked up loud.
completamente de acuerdo con quien dice que merecieron mas reconocimiento...para mi son tan grandes como zep o purple...asi de facil...
@bodgie247 thanks very much for that info bodgie.You did a great job on the restoration work, i take my hat off to you and Ray for your efforts.I'm going to try and pick up the album today if possible and i'm going to look for the footage you mentioned....many regards,teaandcakes
I have always loved Tony Bourge's guitar sound. Very aggressive for the time period, almost sounds like a bird pecking your eyes out ;)
Great Welsh band, my mate knows them well.
Get us a backstage pass....,and tour jacket......
Cheers ..,.....
sometimes you get lucky and your in the moment saw these guys when i was 16 with judas priest supporting !! relaese of in for the kill album tour amazing gig !! tony bourge is without doubt a major influence and a real talent in this band and its shows on the early work after he left it was pretty run of the mill stuff really and i lost interest as the new lead guitar guys are just fast playing low talent long hair head shaking types...went too see them a few years ago and spoke with burke about the early days was good to reflect, still one of my favourite bands with the early stuff, along with MAN and sassafrass all from a similar area of wales
Freaking Awsome Awsome Band!
They should re-release all their albums in super HD :-)
Best Wishes Burke....You are the Man!
Melt my face off .budgie so under rated
wow, i love it
Yep, saw em in 78 & again in 80. Even saw Ray Philip's band Tredegar (where he came from in Wales) in 82, & still have his drumstick (sad twat, I know!). Bandolier still one of the best LPs of the 70s. Squawk!!
very good....................................................................................
Imprecionante.
More from bandolier please!!
@teaandcakes2002
This track can be found on Budgie's 1975 album 'Bandolier'.
The only other footage from this era is of 'I ain't no Mountain' (also a track on Bandolier) which is available here on RUclips.
The Breadfan footage is of the original line up which was restored by myself and original Budgie drummer Ray Phillips. This is available on the 'Never Turn Your Back On A Friend' Remaster.
There is also a poor quality promo of the 1978 line up playing 'Smile boy smile' & 'Pyramids'.
Joe Anthony
Thanks
Incredible man
This song is amazing
Budgie are still around and are playing 'The Underworld' in Camden, London on the 26th of this month.
They also have a new album out soon titled 'You're All Living In Cuckooland'
There's life in the old bird yet!
Glad you like the footage.
Great!! Love it!!
Well Bandolier, which was their 4th release was great!ou do know they have a New CD, and they are on tour in Austrailia right now.AND, they are playing to more than a dozen guys in a bar.Their show in Canberra is in front of about 10,000...Check it out.