Take care of yourself. Don't become overweight. Exercise regularly. Eat right. Don't drink! The keys to longevity. I have one of those keys myself, and I am not going to lose it.
This song came out when I was in 8th grade. Git the vinyl from Columbia House record and tape club. Mum used to send them the check and tell me not to order too many at once. I always ordered the maximum amount. A buck a piece back then!! It really was a great deal as they were 6-7 bucks in the record stores.! ;p
Tom Schulz may have been the mastermind, but he had to have a band to take this music on the road, and what a band! Boudreaux, Delp, Sheehan and Hashain made it a reality. Best debut album in rock history!
Certainly right up there with the best. The 60s and 70s was an especially great time for rock music as the bands and creativity exploded everywhere, largely inspired by none other than those 4 lads from Liverpool.
Good Point! They had a band chemistry! It wasn’t just one guy although he did write most of the songs. But Brad Delp’s vocals were amazing and the rest of the band was good too!
@@guarinoman I like Barry better! TS stands on stage like Frankenstein and moves like a Robot. Maybe he’s an Alien Cyborg? Yes, that explains the music. Barry’s human and a great fun player on stage. TS is not.
I remember Sibby { R.I.P.) pulling into a Richdale gas station in Lynn Mass. in any old flat windshield Dodge van all excited telling me that their 1st album will be coming out soon. 1976.
It's been 45 years since Boston's first album was released, and we are still celebrating it. How much of today's "music" will still be around 45 years from now...
I was at this show. This is where I discovered these guys. I am forever a loyal fan since they always play in northern new england. I see them whenever i can. Amazing group of people. Wicked kind bunch.
Barry is the one who "showed/taught" Tom Scholz how to play. How do I know that? I was a bass player in the Boston/New England scene with band members who were friends with Barry and Fran Sheehan. In fact, when they came off their first major tour, Barry and Fran dropped by to catch a few of our sets at an eastern MA club. Our manager, who was also a Boston area radio station DJ, had access to the first promotional Boston album and our group got to hear it at one of our meetings with him before it was released publicly...cool days, great memories.
@@mojodojo5533 Not that I know of. If they did, it was on a very limited basis. The band was basically put together in Tom's basement and local rehearsal halls. The drummer in our group that we formed at that same time had auditioned for Scholz shortly before joining our group but Scholz wasn't satisfied with his meter (great chops but he tended to speed up in certain parts of songs) so he didn't get the gig...can you imagine? Enter Sib Hashian (R.I.P.). Scholz was a control freak (understandbly) and even insisted that he control the recording and production of that first album, refusing to let the label producers control it. I think most would agree that it was the best Boston album of all.
@@mrartician5250 interesting. I would be proud to have been beaten out by the great Sib! The whole story of Boston is just amazing. A once in a lifetime band.
@@rodrossi9749 Of course, I didn't mean it in the literal sense...Tom was a keyboardist first and guitarist, second. And please do tell, how can you "assure" me?
Love Boston 🤘 and Barrys solo sound 👍 Good old RocknRoll rite there 🤘!!! Thanks for keeping that awesome spirit alive ! Good luck in all future plans .
That implies implies "present"....band situation with Tom. That isn't possible. Barry is content sitting at home...relaxing smoking cigs...going to the bar he currently owns...being with family and friends. Barry hasn't worked with Tom in decades. Tom "cut him loose".
I know 2 people PERSONALLY...(I've known them for YEARS)....that BOTH say almost EXACTLY the same thing about Tom. They have a "working relationship "...with him.What do they say about Tom? Tom is VERY self centered.individual. Without Gary Pihl...Boston would have FOLDED UP 25 yrs ago."
@@kevinmamie7543 I think this is part of "genius problems." They tend to be rigid and also experience a lot of responsibility for others which actually makes them seem irritable and "jerky." Underneath, I think it is caring which sometimes comes off poorly. Tom's certainly given away a lot of money and started a company (SR&D) that employed people with livable wages mostly as an interest hobby/giving back to the community until it was no longer viable.
First time I've seen Barry play an SG that wasn't a custom with 3 pickups, he always a great voice also, too bad internal problems with Tom and the rest of the band minus Brad kept the original lineup from remaining a band, to me as with any great band all the original members were equally important, it wasn't just Brad and Barry as a commenter below said, like him or not, Tom Scholz is a genius and was fairly new to playing guitar before this album was written played and recorded by him alone before the actual band was formed and recorded on the album. Tom has made major accomplishments in his lifetime including writing an album that came to sell 50+million copies and became one of the best selling rock albums in rock history so as much as some fans may like other members of the band had it not been written by Tom they would not have become a band at all 🤔 RIP Sib and Brad Delp
I like how when he raises the guitar 🎸 everybody reacts like Yeah! Rock n Roll! Let’s hear those soaring solos! Longtime is one of Boston’s best songs!
Barry nailed one of the most iconic solos in rock history. From the greatest debut album ever. Tom might be the Mastermind but Brad Barry Sib and Fran will always be BOSTON.
Aside from the great performance, and the musicality of these guys, there is something to be said of "The Look" of a rock band. We have here Barry Goudreau up in his years (upper 6O's?) His band I guess, and he looks good and trim like every member of the Stones or Aerosmith. Hair is there and worn rockish. But...The lead singer (Brian Maes) should try and work something out with that keyboard because he cannot be very engaging with it like it is. Turn it sideways or someone else play. I like this lineup. Just like seeing a lead singer that is out front 60% of the show. It completes the look. Everything else looks good even though these are small stages.
I know how the Boston Purists (1st 2 albums only guys) say that nobody can measure-up to Brad, but that guy on vocals does a great job! So does Tommy DeCarlo.
That guy is Brian Maes. Along with Tim (bass), they were members of RTZ with Brad and Barry: ruclips.net/video/U678MRUzWRM/видео.html (and yeah, he really does a great job on this)
Brian was a friend of Brad's.He does a kick-ass job, and he considers it a tribute to his friend's memory. Decarlo is a wannabe, and he sucks. Brad was a good friend of mine, and you won't catch me at a "Boston" show, but I can't wait to see this show in Sept. Barry is awesome!
I think Barry is probably the better player of the 2. If you listened to the 3rd album, you will notice the solos are good, but not quite as good as they were on the first 2 albums. Well Goudreau isn't on the 3rd allbum. Self explanitory.
Its so nice that finally barry is in the spotlight.. He has put that touch and technical acrobatics on display.. Sure tom is a genius but for the guy who played it show after show is the trial by fire.. You aced the audition...
Gary has done a FANTASTIC job. Do I wish Barry was still there....sure. But that IN NO WAY....takes away from what Gary has done. Obviously you are so immature you can't even give him credit where credit is DUE. Gary has HELP keep the music "going"....longer than Barry was even "IN THE BAND"..!!!! GROW UP...!!!
@@kevinmamie7543 I don't see how my thoughts on how Barry played compared to Gary make me immature. I Just like Barry's style more. I'm guessing you are grumpy and overly sensitive. Chill out. And one more thing... Hitch A Ride is one of the best dual guitar solos and Gary just does not carry it the Barry and Tom did - fact so yes I do like Barry's style a lot more. Gary has done well but he's just shy of Goudreau's timing and style that was on on par of what Boston really is. Thank you and we'll leave it at that.
Sam Hanna ....not "grumpy and overly sensitive ". As a professional musician of over 49 years...(musician) ....not to mention my education in music...I have a decent grasp on one's talent on guitar.
Tom is impressive and amazing, Barry is badass and rock n roll. They were great together. The natural tension between them greatly fueled the band’s identity, IMHO.
Who ever said he didn't play? Scholz has given Barry credit for all his solos he did. Long Time, Let me take you home tonight, Rhythm to Foreplay, 2nd album, Don't Look Back and Used to Bad News. He played a few great solos, most important, Tom and Barry played GREAT together live.
Going To Have To Catch Their Act When Covid Is Somewhat Under Control. You Guys Sound Great! I Actually Grew Up With Brian Maes. Great Singer, Player And Composer.
Tom Sholtz claims that the debut Boston album was completely done by himself, with Sib on drums and Brad on vocals. Hard to know what to believe, as Barry plays this like he recorded it.
Agreed Big B... Barry goes from that high E to the low E string in the second monster solo. For my ear I've never really seen or heard Tom do those licks. I mean you watch and listen to Barry's live solo of the same song in the Giants Stadium concert. He just seems to own this song. I don't see how Tom could teach him those licks. He just seems to know them like the back of his hand.
Scholz has given Barry credit for all his solos he did. Long Time, Let me take you home tonight, Rhythm to Foreplay, 2nd album, Don't Look Back and Used to Bad News. He played a few great solos, most important, Tom and Barry played GREAT together live.
The WAY I SEE IT BOSTON ONE OF THE GREATEST ! AND BOSTON THE WAY IT WAS CREATED IT DIDN'T TAKE JUST ONE WITH AN IDEA IT TOOK OTHERS TO MAKE IT WORK ! SO CAN'T GIVE ALL THE CREDIT TO ONE ! THEY ALL PUT A PIECE IN THE MASTERPIECE ! NOT LIKE FOOTBALL WHERE ALL THE CREDIT IS ON THE QUARTER BACK ! PUT IN THE SPOTLIGHT ! HE WON ! ONLY HIM ! OTHER THAN THAT BOSTON TOUCHED MANY FROM ALL THE BAND MEMBERS ! FROM THE BEGINING AND THE IMPRINT IN MEMORIES CAN'T BE REPLACED ! 👍👍
How on earth did Barry and these guys get the right's to play that Boston tune live. Also Barry's play on this live is spot on (studio quality). But it also makes me appreciate even more how Tom Scholz was able to composed and play these guitar licks himself on the first album, as well all the other parts (minus vocals and drums). I still find it hard to fathom.
@@privatename3621 "So after laying down Sib and Jim's drum tracks, I settled in for the lengthy ordeal of reproducing a band's worth of bass, guitar and organ performances on the new, nearly identical, recording. Barry joined me to play the awesome lead guitar on "Long Time," and Fran to play the bass track for "Foreplay." In L.A., Brad's "Let Me Take You Home Tonight" was recorded in its entirety, and its the only song to embody performances of all five musicians that eventually ended up on stage for the first ever "Boston" concert in 1976. Tom Scholz liner notes 2006 Scholz remaster of Boston debut record.
Nobody nobody can play that epic solo like Barry !!¡ Miss u Brad
Guys like Barry are a true inspiration for all of us aging (but still very active) guitarists! Thanks, Mr. Goudreau.
He’s crushing it! The tone and phrasing is EPIC!
Take care of yourself. Don't become overweight. Exercise regularly. Eat right. Don't drink! The keys to longevity. I have one of those keys myself, and I am not going to lose it.
This song came out when I was in 8th grade. Git the vinyl from Columbia House record and tape club. Mum used to send them the check and tell me not to order too many at once. I always ordered the maximum amount. A buck a piece back then!! It really was a great deal as they were 6-7 bucks in the record stores.! ;p
we don't care if you're a guitarist... everyone is a fk'ing guitarist!
Tom Schulz may have been the mastermind, but he had to have a band to take this music on the road, and what a band! Boudreaux, Delp, Sheehan and Hashain made it a reality. Best debut album in rock history!
Certainly right up there with the best. The 60s and 70s was an especially great time for rock music as the bands and creativity exploded everywhere, largely inspired by none other than those 4 lads from Liverpool.
Good Point! They had a band chemistry! It wasn’t just one guy although he did write most of the songs. But Brad Delp’s vocals were amazing and the rest of the band was good too!
Spot-on! Tom wrote and recorded a good portion of the music himself, but the band really brought it to life onstage!
GOUDREAU
@@guarinoman I like Barry better! TS stands on stage like Frankenstein and moves like a Robot. Maybe he’s an Alien Cyborg? Yes, that explains the music.
Barry’s human and a great fun player on stage. TS is not.
I remember Sibby { R.I.P.) pulling into a Richdale gas station in Lynn Mass. in any old flat windshield Dodge van all excited telling me that their 1st album will be coming out soon. 1976.
It's been 45 years since Boston's first album was released, and we are still celebrating it. How much of today's "music" will still be around 45 years from now...
I'm pretty sure the Foo's will still be with us.
Hopefully, none of it.
0:45 Sib Hashian T-shirt,I guess.
@@magneto7930 your cat in photo?
Got it on tape.And love "Don't look back" of 2 years later.
I was at this show. This is where I discovered these guys. I am forever a loyal fan since they always play in northern new england. I see them whenever i can. Amazing group of people. Wicked kind bunch.
Barry is my all time favorite Boston band member very talented guitar player. Love the video.
I remember buying his solo album back around 1980
Greg LaPointe that's cool
Barry Barry, you look like you are having too much fun. Sounds great brother... We love it . Rock on.
BARRY IS AWESOME!
That was great!! Barry is always a monster!! Awesome Band And Vocals !! Wow!!
Wow! Barry sounds great here. I owe that guy a huge thank you, as I learned my vibrato from copying that opening solo.
The best vibrato I learned from him and Brad Whitford
Barry is the one who "showed/taught" Tom Scholz how to play. How do I know that? I was a bass player in the Boston/New England scene with band members who were friends with Barry and Fran Sheehan. In fact, when they came off their first major tour, Barry and Fran dropped by to catch a few of our sets at an eastern MA club. Our manager, who was also a Boston area radio station DJ, had access to the first promotional Boston album and our group got to hear it at one of our meetings with him before it was released publicly...cool days, great memories.
Wow great story! Did Boston ever do any small club shows in Boston area before they hit the big time. If so, how did they pull that off?
@@mojodojo5533 Not that I know of. If they did, it was on a very limited basis. The band was basically put together in Tom's basement and local rehearsal halls. The drummer in our group that we formed at that same time had auditioned for Scholz shortly before joining our group but Scholz wasn't satisfied with his meter (great chops but he tended to speed up in certain parts of songs) so he didn't get the gig...can you imagine? Enter Sib Hashian (R.I.P.).
Scholz was a control freak (understandbly) and even insisted that he control the recording and production of that first album, refusing to let the label producers control it. I think most would agree that it was the best Boston album of all.
@@mrartician5250 interesting. I would be proud to have been beaten out by the great Sib! The whole story of Boston is just amazing. A once in a lifetime band.
I can assure you that Barry did not teach Tom Scholz how to play guitar.
@@rodrossi9749 Of course, I didn't mean it in the literal sense...Tom was a keyboardist first and guitarist, second. And please do tell, how can you "assure" me?
Such a joy to see Barry up there doing this!
Barry having a lot of fun with that Gibson SG! And he plays the solo so easily. Brad Delp and Barry were Boston.
Every time I hear that volume swell on that C power chord... it's 1976 and I'm 10 years old again. #BradDelpRIP
Awesome performance. I never get sick of great rock n' roll, especially Boston, my favorite rock band! Thank you Barry and crew!
Sound,tone,perfect guitar！ we loved barry. from Japan
And this is how you play the solo's in LONG TIME kids ;-)
Yep, Barry got it right! Lol.
I do believe he wrote those solos, am I correct?
@@keylearning5746 I think so yeh. His guitar work on the Boston songs is stellar.
@@keylearning5746 He isn’t even playing on More Than a Feeling. His Trump supporting got that highlighted.
@@kingofallwhites - killer screen name 😶What are you talking about? How in the world did you manage to pull Trump’s name into this discussion?
Love Boston 🤘 and Barrys solo sound 👍 Good old RocknRoll rite there 🤘!!! Thanks for keeping that awesome spirit alive ! Good luck in all future plans .
I saw boston 2 times in concert
great guitar player
So great to see you plating and enjoying yourself. You and Sid will always be original Boston.
Great to see he's keeping the music of Boston alive today.
Barry, you are still my Fave from Boston, You Rock my Friend
Love love love this every song 😍
Now that!....Barry.....................Is Boston!!! :)
Panko Got that 100% Right. !!!
That implies implies "present"....band situation with Tom. That isn't possible. Barry is content sitting at home...relaxing smoking cigs...going to the bar he currently owns...being with family and friends. Barry hasn't worked with Tom in decades. Tom "cut him loose".
@@kevinmamie7543 Hard for Tom to be friends with him I suspect after Barry sued him... twice...
I know 2 people PERSONALLY...(I've known them for YEARS)....that BOTH say almost EXACTLY the same thing about Tom. They have a "working relationship "...with him.What do they say about Tom? Tom is VERY self centered.individual. Without Gary Pihl...Boston would have FOLDED UP 25 yrs ago."
@@kevinmamie7543 I think this is part of "genius problems." They tend to be rigid and also experience a lot of responsibility for others which actually makes them seem irritable and "jerky." Underneath, I think it is caring which sometimes comes off poorly. Tom's certainly given away a lot of money and started a company (SR&D) that employed people with livable wages mostly as an interest hobby/giving back to the community until it was no longer viable.
This is Boston. Barry is the magic the energy behind it all.....WOW!!!
Damn, this sounds GOOOOOD! Good band and Barry's guitar tone is off the charts.
Boston's music is timeless 🤘🎸🤘
That classic Boston sound! Only Barry can reproduce it! 👊
First time I've seen Barry play an SG that wasn't a custom with 3 pickups, he always a great voice also, too bad internal problems with Tom and the rest of the band minus Brad kept the original lineup from remaining a band, to me as with any great band all the original members were equally important, it wasn't just Brad and Barry as a commenter below said, like him or not, Tom Scholz is a genius and was fairly new to playing guitar before this album was written played and recorded by him alone before the actual band was formed and recorded on the album. Tom has made major accomplishments in his lifetime including writing an album that came to sell 50+million copies and became one of the best selling rock albums in rock history so as much as some fans may like other members of the band had it not been written by Tom they would not have become a band at all 🤔 RIP Sib and Brad Delp
Exactly, Barry did play a few great solos on the 1st two albums!
So nice to watch a professional that doesnt trip over his own ego on stage- rock on barry.
Love you Barry Goudreau! And the other cool band members! You guys ROCK!
This sounds quite beautiful. Beyond sad that the two of them didn't work together again.
Always glad to see Barry still out there performing still!! 👍👍👍
Great playing Barry !
Thanks for all of the posts Chad. It was a great show!
Can't beat Barry Goudreau doing this solo priceless
I like how when he raises the guitar 🎸 everybody reacts like Yeah! Rock n Roll! Let’s hear those soaring solos! Longtime is one of Boston’s best songs!
Awesome as usual
Awesome show.
I live 10 minutes away from that place.
Barry nailed one of the most iconic solos in rock history. From the greatest debut album ever. Tom might be the Mastermind but Brad Barry Sib and Fran will always be BOSTON.
Aside from the great performance, and the musicality of these guys, there is something to be said of "The Look" of a rock band. We have here Barry Goudreau up in his years (upper 6O's?) His band I guess, and he looks good and trim like every member of the Stones or Aerosmith. Hair is there and worn rockish. But...The lead singer (Brian Maes) should try and work something out with that keyboard because he cannot be very engaging with it like it is. Turn it sideways or someone else play. I like this lineup. Just like seeing a lead singer that is out front 60% of the show. It completes the look. Everything else looks good even though these are small stages.
The unique "Boston-sound"... everlasting and eternal.
My favorite guitarist ever. He wrote/performed/recorded the greatest guitar solo of all time. You should know which one I'm talking about.
Which one ?
'Hitch a Ride' 👍✌️🤘
I know how the Boston Purists (1st 2 albums only guys) say that nobody can measure-up to Brad, but that guy on vocals does a great job! So does Tommy DeCarlo.
That guy is Brian Maes. Along with Tim (bass), they were members of RTZ with Brad and Barry: ruclips.net/video/U678MRUzWRM/видео.html (and yeah, he really does a great job on this)
Brian was a friend of Brad's.He does a kick-ass job, and he considers it a tribute to his friend's memory. Decarlo is a wannabe, and he sucks. Brad was a good friend of mine, and you won't catch me at a "Boston" show, but I can't wait to see this show in Sept. Barry is awesome!
I think Barry is probably the better player of the 2. If you listened to the 3rd album, you will notice the solos are good, but not quite as good as they were on the first 2 albums. Well Goudreau isn't on the 3rd allbum. Self explanitory.
rbagel55 it really was about the combination and CHEMISTRY between TS’ and BG’s guitars...THAT is what made the 1st two Boston records so special!
@@tomulator then I wonder why Barry didn't play on the 3rd album if their chemistry was so good?
Saw Boston do this live in 1978. Long Time ago.
I did too! Was actually my first concert. Sammy Hagar opened and I still have the ticket stub somewhere!
No doubt it's a great song and matter how many times I hear it, I just want to hear it again...
Barry is a brilliant guitarist...wish he was still playing that 3 pickup sg custom from the old days though...great looking guitar.
Barry is the REAL Boston, God bless you brother.
One of the best rock song solos of all time along with Barry`s guitar on the song Dont look back.
Its so nice that finally barry is in the spotlight.. He has put that touch and technical acrobatics on display.. Sure tom is a genius but for the guy who played it show after show is the trial by fire.. You aced the audition...
Yup, that's the real solo and style , not what Gary Pihl has been doing since Barry left Boston.
Barry was thrown out of Boston. Lets keep the record straight.
Gary has done a FANTASTIC job. Do I wish Barry was still there....sure. But that IN NO WAY....takes away from what Gary has done.
Obviously you are so immature you can't even give him credit where credit is DUE. Gary has HELP keep the music "going"....longer than Barry was even "IN THE BAND"..!!!! GROW UP...!!!
@@kevinmamie7543 I don't see how my thoughts on how Barry played compared to Gary make me immature. I Just like Barry's style more. I'm guessing you are grumpy and overly sensitive. Chill out. And one more thing... Hitch A Ride is one of the best dual guitar solos and Gary just does not carry it the Barry and Tom did - fact so yes I do like Barry's style a lot more. Gary has done well but he's just shy of Goudreau's timing and style that was on on par of what Boston really is. Thank you and we'll leave it at that.
Sam Hanna ....not "grumpy and overly sensitive ". As a professional musician of over 49 years...(musician) ....not to mention my education in music...I have a decent grasp on one's talent on guitar.
@@kevinmamie7543 Gary Pihl is Boston’s Ronnie Wood.
there's that guitar sound all these years later :-)
Long Live Barry, Legendary Rock Royalty Extraodinaire !
Thanks👍
We love you Barry,
Killer Guitar Player
Tom is impressive and amazing, Barry is badass and rock n roll. They were great together. The natural tension between them greatly fueled the band’s identity, IMHO.
That is the keyboardist from RTZ singing
Wow! Wasn't expecting that!
Barry is a KILLER guitar player still this is wicked Best Wishes to all on board!
This makes me nostalgic for the '70's
I love it Barry!!
Saw him in Portland, ME 🔥
One of my top 5 favorite players
Man! Barry still friggen rocks!
Barry was always the better guitarist hands down no questions asked.
That's why Tom hired him.
Ok...anybody NOW want to claim BG didn’t play on the first Boston album??? 🤔
The true Boston lead guitarist!
Barry is the Man!
Who ever said he didn't play? Scholz has given Barry credit for all his solos he did. Long Time, Let me take you home tonight, Rhythm to Foreplay, 2nd album, Don't Look Back and Used to Bad News. He played a few great solos, most important, Tom and Barry played GREAT together live.
@@strattt10 ALOT of people...including TS himself have downplayed BG’s contributions to the first two albums.
@@tomulator No way. Tom gave him credit for everything he ever did!
That was awesome! :)
Barry was the real guitar genius of Boston...Tom was simply his student
Going To Have To Catch Their Act When Covid Is Somewhat Under Control. You Guys Sound Great! I Actually Grew Up With Brian Maes. Great Singer, Player And Composer.
Sounds awesome 😎
Very well done.
Thats awsome.-!!!
Those are some beautiful and voluptuous ladies back there. 😁
Rock on brother, you still got it, spank that guitar, lol er scream!!! 😂🎸🎸🎸👍
Tom Sholtz claims that the debut Boston album was completely done by himself, with Sib on drums and Brad on vocals. Hard to know what to believe, as Barry plays this like he recorded it.
Agreed Big B... Barry goes from that high E to the low E string in the second monster solo. For my ear I've never really seen or heard Tom do those licks. I mean you watch and listen to Barry's live solo of the same song in the Giants Stadium concert. He just seems to own this song. I don't see how Tom could teach him those licks. He just seems to know them like the back of his hand.
Barry played on two songs on the first album. Forplay/Longtime and Let me Take You Home Tonight
Scholz has given Barry credit for all his solos he did. Long Time, Let me take you home tonight, Rhythm to Foreplay, 2nd album, Don't Look Back and Used to Bad News. He played a few great solos, most important, Tom and Barry played GREAT together live.
Damn that was good
how great would a boston farewell tour be with barry onstage. I know, I know. but it would be.
thank you Tom Scholz for writing this
Very cool!
RIP Patty from Japan 🗾. .
Does anyone know who was playing the drums?
That’s Tony. He’s amazing.
can tom play lead like this?
Well the singer is no Brad Delp, but then again nobody is Brad Delp! RIP
Wait a minute, this ISN'T Boston? Awesome!!!!
Sounds great
What a good dude!
Super good guy
Advice: go find and buy Barry’s solo record. Drops mic.
The WAY I SEE IT BOSTON ONE OF THE GREATEST ! AND BOSTON THE WAY IT WAS CREATED IT DIDN'T TAKE JUST ONE WITH AN IDEA IT TOOK OTHERS TO MAKE IT WORK ! SO CAN'T GIVE ALL THE CREDIT TO ONE ! THEY ALL PUT A PIECE IN THE MASTERPIECE ! NOT LIKE FOOTBALL WHERE ALL THE CREDIT IS ON THE QUARTER BACK ! PUT IN THE SPOTLIGHT ! HE WON ! ONLY HIM ! OTHER THAN THAT BOSTON TOUCHED MANY FROM ALL THE BAND MEMBERS ! FROM THE BEGINING AND THE IMPRINT IN MEMORIES CAN'T BE REPLACED ! 👍👍
The real guitar in LongTime!
A Kahler on an SG special + humbucker \m/
the lead singer here was in RTZ with Barry
great
Barry's SG and Tom's Les Paul should be in the RR Hall of fame. Did Gibson ever build a "Barry" SG?
How on earth did Barry and these guys get the right's to play that Boston tune live. Also Barry's play on this live is spot on (studio quality). But it also makes me appreciate even more how Tom Scholz was able to composed and play these guitar licks himself on the first album, as well all the other parts (minus vocals and drums). I still find it hard to fathom.
Barry played all electric rhythm guitars on Foreplay and Long Time, and Barry also plays the lead guitar solo on Long Time on the debut Boston record.
@@neechee5150 Um. Not according to Scholz.
@@privatename3621 "So after laying down Sib and Jim's drum tracks, I settled in for the lengthy ordeal of reproducing a band's worth of bass, guitar and organ performances on the new, nearly identical, recording. Barry joined me to play the awesome lead guitar on "Long Time," and Fran to play the bass track for "Foreplay." In L.A., Brad's "Let Me Take You Home Tonight" was recorded in its entirety, and its the only song to embody performances of all five musicians that eventually ended up on stage for the first ever "Boston" concert in 1976.
Tom Scholz liner notes 2006 Scholz remaster of Boston debut record.
@@privatename3621 ok provide a direct quote and proper citation where Tom specifically said that he played the lead guitar solo on Long Time.
Barry has the best vibrato
lucky to see Boston in 1982 white a gigantic pipe organ