Huey Lewis & the News - Whole Lotta Lovin / Boys Are Back In Town - 5/23/1989 - Slim's (Official)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2014
- Huey Lewis & the News - Whole Lotta Lovin / Boys Are Back In Town
Recorded Live: 5/23/1989 - Slim's - San Francisco, CA
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Personnel:
Huey Lewis - lead vocals, harmonica
Johnny Colla - guitar, saxophone, vocals
Sean Hooper - keyboards, vocals
Chris Hayes - guitar, vocals
Mario Cipollina - bass
Bill Gibson - drums, percussion, vocakls
Guests:
Dwight Clark - vocals (on track 14)
Mark Russo - saxophone (on tracks 23, 25, 27 & 28)
Bob Brown - monologue (on track 22)
Summary:
Between 1982 and 1988, few bands worked harder than Huey Lewis Lewis and The News. Although the group was made up of seasoned vets, it wasn't until the breakout success of "Do You Believe In Love," a song from their second album, that they began receiving attention outside their home base of San Francisco. Over the coarse of the next six years, the group would perfect their blend of good time rock & roll music, infused with the soul and doo-wop influences of their youth. They would score big with three consecutive platinum albums and an impressive list of hit singles, including three number ones on the Billboard charts. Relentless touring and high rotation exposure on MTV would eventually pay off and the group would become a national headlining act capable of filling the biggest arenas in America.
In 1989 the group finally took some well-deserved time off from their touring and recording schedules with one notable exception. In May of 1989, Bill Graham presented a series of benefit concerts in multiple venues to raise awareness about AIDS and fund research and care for those afflicted in the Bay Area. Huey Lewis and The News took part in this "In Concert Against AIDS" series with a memorable one-off club performance at Slim's in San Francisco, which would not only be their first gig in over four months, but their first club gig in years.
Presented in its entirety, here is that performance. Surrounded by family, friends and a hometown audience, this intimate club gig has it all, including the group's biggest hits and a choice selection of covers. At one point, American Pro Bowl wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, Dwight Clark, joins the group onstage, lending his voice to the doo-wop classic "Working In A Cold Mine." Mark Russo, renowned for his saxophone work with Tower Of Power and The Yellowjackets, also joins in on the final half hour of this remarkable performance. 
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the drummer is great, underrated for sure. solid and tasty licks through out
shuffle is so crazy solid
Huey Lewis is clearly one of the best frontmen in rock history...bar none.
Incredible. This is what hard working, professional musicians who’ve played together as a band for years sound like. The News are so tight and locked into a collective pocket here it’s a gift to see and hear it. The rhythm section, keys, guitars, and Huey’s harmonica are firing on all cylinders. The pros from Dover. Thanks for posting this vid. I’ll be back.
1st big band I ever saw, at Wembley in 88....till the best live band I've ever seen. These Boys together were fucking amazing. ❤
They should get a lot more recognition than they do. They are so underrated.
Carson, always have been, I seen them at red rock amphitheatre in 85, tremendous live band
Saw them in Belfast, circa 1990. Awesome.
Huey is slightly underrated, I agree. What is truly underrated is THINKING. Mainstream media lately with Don Lemon and Whoopie Goldberg are poster children for just how underrated critical thinking is. Small brains are all the rage
@@themonkey6981 I had no idea youtube monkeys had huge brains like yours. I stand corrected.
In the 80s they were on top of the world 🌎 😁😎😁😊🤙🍺
Nobody can orchestrate a guitar solo like Huey Lewis
RRHOF -- get Huey and the News IN!!! C'mon already!!!!!!!
Holy crap, that transition!! Literally gave me goosebumps. Bill’s snare shuffle is spot on, Mario’s bass line when they switch into Thin Lizzie is badass, and let us not forget that epic solo from Sean Hopper
I totally agree !!!! Fantastic !!!!
*Lizzy
If there were ever a bunch of white boys playing real black blues music so damn good and close to the real thing, I'd think it'd be HL&N! They make the black blues masters proud!
ZZTop are jokes to you?
I just can't get enough listening to that bridge between the two songs.. :)
Saw them open for Billy Joel in the early 80’s. Never heard of them before that but became an instant fan. One of the best concerts I have ever seen.
That is some serious SOUND that they are bringing.... even without the TOP horns
Tremendous. Seeing them, live was a great experience. How cold anyone dislike this ...unless they are cruel robots.
Don’t go dissing the cruel robots.
@@jimpelton I mean... Chris Hayes is a T2, right?
Sean Hopper is so underrated as a keyboardist. His piano work transitioning between two completely songs is pure genius. I love watching him play!
Jon Olson he really tears it up during that interlude. Huey’s whole band was really rock solid.
These guys were always so damn tight live. From everything I’ve ever read they were the hardest working band in the business.
You're damn right. And also The Ramones, another hard working band.
I love this band, nailed this, If only Phil was still around to hear it...
Right when Mario drops that bassline into Back in Town, it's on. Overdrive!
My first ever gig my mum n dad took me to see these guys when I was 13, what a treat to experience such talented musicians, set the bar for future concerts! Great vid.
Righteous!
Guitar lick at 2:05 …top to bottom these guys are so damn tight! So horribly underrated. Greatest cover of this song I’ve ever heard. And oh by the way the drums sound PHAT in this! DAMN!!!
ALWAYS INCREDIBLE!!!!! AMERICA'S FAVORITE BAND !!!!! THEY INVENTED HARD WORK.
Class
Saw them twice in London, superb band .
Love the entire show, but especially this part. Thanks for the upload. Wish I had seen HLN while I had the chance. At least we have this, though.
Transition starts at 3:05 and goes to 5:05. They just make it seem so effortless. I loved the News growing up, even as a little kid in the late '80s. I later was a News major in college...and listened to Huey's hits while writing for the paper in college and in my first job out of college!
I'm trying to figure out when I am going to get bored with this video. Hopper, Gibson, and Cipollina kill it during the transition!
Honestly .... they are the last of their kind ! I love love love Rock n Roll and in my lifetime, Huey Lewis and the News brought it ( old school ) better than anyone ! The only “ modern “ ( in the 80s ) band that I listened to that my dad enjoyed as much as I did .
By far the best bar band in history.
My favorite rock band of all time, and this my favorite song of theirs!!!! Love me some Huey!!! Oh yeah!!! Blow that harp!
Yeh but you know the song is not ''theirs''....right??
They played two songs here, one's is their the other is a cover. The Harp solo is in Whole lotta lovin' so Linda's talking about this one i think.
Thin lizzy made the secondat song, but i prefer this one
Lived them in the 80'a and wish they would reassemble today.
I Love You, Huey and the News 💗💗💗💗 your forever fan Rit❤❤
Best Live Band Ever❤❤❤❤❤❤
Huey played quiet a few times with thin lizzy, and Phil lynott on his solo stuff, so no real surprise he plays the boys are back in town, him and his band still sound good, keep rocking Huey
My all time fav Band. Great wholesome Music can't find these days. So sorry Huey lost his hearing.
Whole Lotta Lovin is my best song in this band.
Huey Lewis played harmonica for Thin Lizzy a few times and was a friend of Phil's before the News. There is an actual recorded television performance on BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test with Huey playing the harmonica with Phil.
He's on "Live And Dangerous" too (Baby Drives Me Crazy)
Yeah - the song's called "Ode To A Black Man"
Clover supported Thin Lizzy on tour in 1976
yea i saw them at lancaster uni uk 5 11 76@@andrewbraudy5403
I would have rather gone to this concert than attend my highschool graduation- same day- and 1,600+ miles east of SF. Listening to Huey Lewis and the News helped me survive four miserable years of highschool.
Damn, Billy really has the groove down for this song...7:03🤩
Also, one of the few videos I've seen that spotlights Sean⭐
It takes stones to perform The Boys are Back, but Huey does Phil Lynott justice. Fair play to Huey!
this man can sing absolutely anything and i could listen to him sing it all day long.
Smoking hot rock and roll from my youth! Great stuff!,,
Always been a fan! Love the energy!!! And Huey still makes my heart beat a tad faster!!!
8.36 PERFECTION,GOD BLESS PHIL
I'm in mullet heaven.
abril 2022 desde argentina , Huey Lewis crack
A superb performance 🙂
I like it huey very good sound.
by far the BEST version of this great song !!!
This is just fucking incredible!!!
They are so good! The cover of "Boys are Back In Town" is better than the original.
...bollocks. It's good but not Lizzy standard.
Huey Lewis plays harmonica on a Thin Lizzy live album back in the 1970s, so he knew Phil Lynott personally. A great version for sure, and also one with a bit of a personal connection.
Top génial votre musique !! Magnifique pour tout l'ensemble d es Artistes !J'aime beaucoup ! Merci pour ce tres beau partage !!! 😍👌👍👏👏💕💕💕💕💕💕🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵💕🎹🎸🎸🎸🎺🎺🎷🎷
Great Huey! Fantastic music
And who would of thought Huey was packing so much heat that the groupies would all be buzzing about it!
I loved everything they sang. They always had so much energy and gave it everything the whole show
doing the Lizzy justice, rock on!
They schooled the Lizzy, imho!
@@davidjorgensen877 Huey was in Thin Lizzy
@@tombstoneharrystudios584 He played harmonica on Live & Dangerous, he wasn't a full time member.
THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN
Chris Hayes rocking it out on boys are back! awesome :-)
Lots of Love to you Huey Lewis And The News!! ❤😘😍💕🎤🎸🎵🎷🎶💙✌🌟💕💙
finest tribute to a great band from another great band ! and they had connections going way back !
Great cover guys!
Boy do I miss these guys........
The best Think Lizzie is a Huey lead! Who would've 'thunk it!?
*Lizzy
The ratio of Mullets to Cool Guys has dropped DRAMATICALLY over the past 30 years...
TWO GUITAR'S SUPER !
Guitars should not have an apostrophe, as that means it is belonging to a guitar
Lizzy had two guitars at their peak.
Who knew Agent Smith moonlighted as Huey's bassist?😄
It's Mario Cipollina! :) So talented!
I don't know if I'll ever understand the premise of this intro or why they chose to start it with this beat. Fascinating.
I saw them.few times ALWAYS Super tight and no one in the room was dissapointed couldve gon on all night
ladies we are back at 4:49
The multi-talented Marty Short on lead guitar.
"I'm the one with the harmonica"
Your music will be popular for all time❤❤❤❤ your are so HOT. ❤ YOUR FOREVER FAN ❤️ RIT
Yes they can rock
4:30 the boys are back in town
génial, il représente les états unis a lui seul , il sais tout faire sacrée bonhomme🎸❤
38-year-old Huey Lewis looks a lot like a 68-year-old Beau Bridges.
First time I've seen this . A MAY ZING
Dig it 😎
Sooo much better than Bon Jovi's
😍
Woke up this morning under a tent…. When I was 17 I thought he really meant a tent 😃
Isn't that what he means? The song was kind of about sexual frustration, so I think he literally meant cracking a stiffy.
@@nelsonhibbert5267 yes, I thought he meant he was really going camping in a tent
@@Mommysalami6 I did too and until a friend of mine explained further!
Mariannpolchies what love 💕💞💓 happy birthday party 💵
In the original version of " boys are back in town / thin lizzy " have a solo guitar like in 7:00 ???
No
Nice "Little Feat" type shuffle transitioning between songs
Is that agent Smith at 04:08 ?
VAMOS METS WIN WIN
Question.. why does there have to be DISLIKES? A person that dislikes this needs to stop being a troll and move on. No excuse for being an idiot. I put a love on it if I could!!
Or they're being asked their opinion and they've given it without attacking anyone. So the question should be what have they done to anger you?
I mean now that the public dislike counts have been removed...
2:58
4:49
sounds of Dixie Chicken around 3:00 min
monosound
stop all the noise can we just write!!! okay fine I am all right. I told you Mr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. what color are your eyes? hahahahahahahaha yes I like them too Huey and the News!! oh the one my daughter liked when she was a little girl and she said mommy I am going to marry him . yeah I know love love love love- I like to dance and move my arms weee. but you cant anymore thats what I heard but what do I know miss you too . Denise Huey!!!
...ok.
Eh?
Great music, but those mullets....I never liked 'em.
Loved my Mullet.
Office round the front
PARTY ROUND THE BACK!!
The silent part is so anti-climactic lol
Having a moments silence for his good mate.
@@philhopper8875 Not silent if he's talking and drums are playing.
SIMPLEMENTE INFERNAL !!!!..TERRIBLES MUSICOS
Opposite of that
The best musicians
@@rickrollstudio9319 In Argentina terribles t means ..Awesome...the best ones...élite musicisns..and that's what i think about them
Im sorry i stuck it ina translater and it came up as spanish for music infernal terrible musicians..
I got the languages confused so I sincerly apologise for the misuderstanding
@@rickrollstudio9319 THAT'S OK ..DON'T WORRY EACH COUNTRY HAS ITS OWNS LINGUISTICS MODISMS...I THINK THAT HUEY LEWIS WITH THE BOYS IS AN AWESOME BAND BUT SADLY UNDERRATED SOMETIMES FOR THE ROCK INTELLIGENTZIA..IN THIS VIDEO THEY SHOW ALL THE VERSATILITY.THEY HAS.THEY ARE PART OF REAL ROCK'N ROLL BUT WHEN YOU HAVE A LOT OF SUCCES THAT ANNOYING MANY PEOPLE.I HOPE TO EXPRESS ME WELL BECAUSE I SPEAK SPANISH..REGARDS FROM BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA !!!