Patti Smith's First Performance, St Marks Church 2/10/71

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @dagligbasis
    @dagligbasis 7 месяцев назад +10

    Patti is so special. I heard horses when i was 10, and i was hypnotized by it. And when "just kids" came out i immediately read the whole book in one weekend. And now hearing this.. how have I never googled it before?! Insanity.

  • @focusedfreebird
    @focusedfreebird 10 месяцев назад +9

    She was still quite young and she just let her words flow with all the innocence of youth....she was young enough to not second guess what she was doing, not editing herself a lot, so her true talent was shining through....raw and true.

  • @annamahoney1093
    @annamahoney1093 9 месяцев назад +7

    Quite the experience reading this section of the book then finding the actual live performance. The triumphs ahead of her shine through this bravura performance. Thanks so much for sharing.

  • @jasonschaaf7320
    @jasonschaaf7320 11 месяцев назад +7

    Literally, the day I was born ❤️

    • @BlackAndWhiteBand
      @BlackAndWhiteBand 2 месяца назад

      I was JUST about to type 'one day after I was born' 😎😎

  • @Proud_Texan
    @Proud_Texan Год назад +3

    OMG ! Never thought I'd ever hear this again.

  • @j_freed
    @j_freed 7 месяцев назад +2

    She has such a sweet young voice in this appearance.

  • @thankfulamelia
    @thankfulamelia Год назад +5

    i cant believe i get to hear this with my own ears

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 4 года назад +52

    " We met in 1971 after my first poetry performance , Lenny accompanying me on electric guitar . Sandy Pearlman was sitting cross-legged on the floor in St Marks Church , dressed in leather , Jim Morrison style ..... After the performance , he told me I should front a rock n roll band but I just laughed and told him I already had a good job working in a book store."
    Patti Smith , Year Of The Monkey ( 2019 )

  • @Coleerosekane
    @Coleerosekane 6 лет назад +33

    OMG Thank you for sharing this!!!!!!!
    Pg 181 & 182 Just kids - Patti Smith
    Listen to this while you read these pages it’s transporting.

  • @Aladinsane77
    @Aladinsane77 Год назад +4

    I wish i were there, so awesome record, many thanks for sharing❤

  • @DaxtonKnight
    @DaxtonKnight 7 месяцев назад +1

    I love this woman so much. Fearless

  • @peterfrestadius7694
    @peterfrestadius7694 Год назад +2

    Great 🇸🇪🙏😃🫵😇👋

  • @WATERMELONZZZ123
    @WATERMELONZZZ123 Год назад +2

    If I was there, I would have been 7!!!!!!!! I'm allways "squacking" about my age, this puts thing in a different perspective.

  • @luanyoliveira6940
    @luanyoliveira6940 6 лет назад +17

    I read Just Kids last week. It's precious... Thanks 💕

  • @johnrechy1683
    @johnrechy1683 4 года назад +4

    True history. Thank you for this treasure.

  • @hotlanta5521
    @hotlanta5521 6 лет назад +7

    . *_wonderfull intensity that IS Patti Smith_* 👍👍👍

  • @_chary990
    @_chary990 5 лет назад +16

    as it started out i was like... well i wouldn't have thought she was anything special, but with each poem she gets more comfortable and by that last one, now thats legendary bay bee.

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 2 года назад +9

    “Patti appeared promptly at 8 PM, accompanied in the background by the lanky figure of Lenny Kaye. The audience gasped with astonishment . She was a figure of the future standing before them …
    The content of her work leant heavily towards the sexual , mixing up male and female without concern….
    She also revealed a sharp sense of timing by alternating the works she read on her own with the ones she read with Lenny’s backing and by keeping the set to a tight 20 minutes ….
    She had the confidence and the courage to machine gun her poems at the sophisticated if slightly stunned crowd.”
    Victor Bockris (1998)

  • @croiners4166
    @croiners4166 2 года назад +2

    Wow!

  • @sophielavaud9680
    @sophielavaud9680 2 года назад +10

    Lenny and Patti: for me they symbolize the purity of perfect love, the perfect accord of two accomplice souls, fusional beyond sexual attachment, possession. What a lesson in freedom from two beings, a man and a woman, who admire and understand each other, you can see it when they perform together on stage and that's why it's been going on for 50 years. Wonderful !

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 11 месяцев назад +5

    Who else is so girly and grown up, so fragile and tough, so male and fe-male, so street-wise and innocent, so solitary and yet so sought after she’s never alone, never.

    • @emmaferreira7481
      @emmaferreira7481 18 дней назад

      Bjork is all that too, interestingly. Different artists altogether but both share those rare qualities combined

  • @written12
    @written12 Год назад +3

    Interesting how “like” was already ensconced in American youth speech.
    But, of course, Patti did so much with language.
    It’s an interesting performance because we hear Patti develop I a vocal style that she would perfect by the time Horses was released. Probably before that, but for young teenagers like me her live performances were something we never experienced. Horses came out in ‘75, I think. I was 15

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 2 года назад +12

    “On 10th Feb 1971 Patti Smith stepped on to the platform at the front of St Marks church , carrying a sheaf of papers ….
    ‘This reading is dedicated to crime ‘ she exclaimed … then Patti read pieces about the devil, thieves, Jesse James, death, lost love and outlaw behaviour….
    At the centre piece of her set was a poem called Oath . The opening lines will likely be familiar . ‘Jesus died for somebody’s sins / but not mine ‘… lines that would later be repurposed into one of Patti Smith most famous songs - ‘Gloria’ . But at this moment , in Feb 1971 , it was very much a Declaration of Independence….it wasn’t meant to be a rejection of Jesus but rather an expression of her desire to be responsible for her own flaws and failures.”
    Why Patti Smith Matters
    Caryn Rose
    2022

    • @lascreen3198
      @lascreen3198 Месяц назад

      Oh I thought she meant that the “sins” generated by everyday people are nothing compared to the warmongering psychopaths who rule the world

    • @Broatch6
      @Broatch6 18 дней назад

      @@lascreen3198 Like most lefties Patti has this great generosity of spirit which lends her a curious kind of innocence when faced with war mongering psychopathic rulers.
      Weakness , Stupidity , Pacifism and Appeasement on the part of left leaning politicians in America and Western Europe enabled Putin to invade Ukraine . This inability to learn the lessons of appeasing Nazi Germany is staggering and stupefying.
      No doubt being penniless in the early 1970s in run down parts of New York helped her become ‘streetwise’ but that innocence is still there - even today - when , really , she should know better but, like a lot of lefties , she doesn’t. Nor will she ever .

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 6 лет назад +19

    " She's so sexy she makes the Runaways look like Sisters of Mercy " Julie Birchill Oct 1976

    • @TheMightyAvonJnr
      @TheMightyAvonJnr 5 лет назад +1

      !

    • @TheFpCassini
      @TheFpCassini 4 года назад +6

      took me a sec to realize she didn't mean the goth band lol

    • @Broatch6
      @Broatch6 4 года назад +3

      @@TheFpCassini Patti pre-dated Goths by about 2 decades !! She was widely considered to be a proto-punk !

    • @erikt454
      @erikt454 4 года назад +3

      @@TheFpCassini Same here!

    • @davidadams2395
      @davidadams2395 4 года назад +2

      @@Broatch6
      How did she pre-date Goth style by two decades? Gothic rock had its origins in the late '70s, which prompted the style of dress.

  • @johnbreen-gp4ry
    @johnbreen-gp4ry 4 месяца назад

    Thanks, a key moment in the development of NYC punk. That’s punk as an attitude not a musical style.

  • @bingkurger4673
    @bingkurger4673 5 лет назад +3

    Woooooow I'm excited to listen!

  • @DfactorPop
    @DfactorPop 2 года назад +3

    Taped by Brigid Polk. "Mapplethorpe brought his Jet Set friends, Kaye brought his fellow critics, and Neuwirth his rock n roll comrades" - Clinton Heylin

  • @krisscanlon4051
    @krisscanlon4051 Год назад +2

    She was doing Morrisons german cabaret act. I wonder how she brought this altogether into Horses lp...Kaye /Cale worked hard to help Patti

  • @pcCAT33
    @pcCAT33 8 лет назад +7

    Thank you for this

    • @nero54ad1
      @nero54ad1  8 лет назад +4

      You are more than welcome my dear ! :)

  • @leahmonday4686
    @leahmonday4686 5 лет назад +3

    WOW! You were so far ahead of yourself! (RUNNING HARD!)
    lm

  • @jaketb193
    @jaketb193 3 года назад +3

    50 years...

    • @Broatch6
      @Broatch6 3 года назад +3

      Both Patti and Lenny are still alive and they still perform together !!

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 6 лет назад +9

    magical spells witchy words

  • @rogerhans6614
    @rogerhans6614 8 месяцев назад +1

    So outside the norm. Makes u wonder what made this girl. How was she brought up. Who knew what shed become, except her. Ita a long way from a bookstore job!

  • @GLASSB182
    @GLASSB182 3 года назад +2

    Man that Jesse James bit was great

  • @ADAMSIXTIES
    @ADAMSIXTIES 4 года назад +5

    Interesting to hear Patti 5 years prior to Horses!

  • @Broatch6
    @Broatch6 2 года назад +7

    Victor Bockris : Would you consider yourself to be the greatest poet in New York ?
    Patti : Um, the greatest poet in New York ? Um, shit. I can’t think of what to say. I don’t think I’m a great poet at all. I don’t even think I’m a good poet. I just think I write neat stuff.
    The Poetry of Performance : An Interview with Patti Smith .
    15 Aug 1972. Red Room Books

  • @collagecult
    @collagecult Год назад +2

    I actually thought the beginning when she was speaking was part of the piece… I thought a person saying “like” and “um” that many times had to be intentional. 😅

  • @MomoeKaitenMokuba
    @MomoeKaitenMokuba 7 лет назад +3

    Thanks!! I've been wanting to hear this.
    Can you upload the missing part?

  • @augustwest2408
    @augustwest2408 6 лет назад +1

    : ) : ) : )

  • @tessrami9241
    @tessrami9241 Год назад +2

    16:03

  • @mahammaduli9820
    @mahammaduli9820 3 года назад +1

    "never
    go2
    church
    son
    ..."

  • @Murwaripearl
    @Murwaripearl 8 лет назад +11

    Is there a possibility to hear the full show?

    • @heardoliver2510
      @heardoliver2510 5 лет назад +2

      No. I'm sorry. Never

    • @shepmathe
      @shepmathe 2 года назад +2

      I bought a CD of this show after the PSG played on Santa Monica pier. So it exist, at least in my collection anyway. This was right after she was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame (the concert on the pier).

  • @johnlaplaca
    @johnlaplaca 3 года назад +1

    Was Sam Shepard also in attendance?

    • @Broatch6
      @Broatch6 3 года назад +4

      Yes I think he was . A married man at the time I think she was having an affair with him . One of the poems that night was dedicated to him .
      They went on to collaborate on a number of writing projects . And towards the end of his life she spent a lot of time with him as once again they worked side by side on some
      truly fine literary projects : she produced "Year Of The Monkey" and he produced "The One Inside" and "Spy Of The First Person".
      Although there was no actual collaboration in these last 3 books the similarity of their writing styles is quite striking and makes me read and re-read these books as a set .