Billy Squier - Full Concert - 11/20/81 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (OFFICIAL)
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- Billy Squier - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 11/20/1981 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (Santa Monica, CA)
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Setlist:
0:00:00 - In The Dark
0:04:18 - Rich Kid
0:09:15 - My Kinda Lover
0:13:29 - Whadda You Want From Me
0:18:01 - Lonely Is The Night
0:25:54 - Young Girls
0:30:01 - I Need You
0:36:05 - The Stroke
0:39:42 - You Should Be High
0:46:12 - Too Daze Gone
0:53:43 - Extended Applause
0:54:12 - Big Beat
0:58:48 - You Know What I Like 
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THIS was rock and roll. No fancy, expensive sets. Just 5 extremely talented musicians under some colored lights who could bring the house down. The playing is tight, the vocals are strong. At the time, it never occurred to me that some day it might end.
My first concert Saga opened my favorite all time when your in early teens songs reminded you of things that whole album was killer
100% right
As Bob Seger once sang, "Ain't got money but I got a whole lot of love." We were so rich then. Somehow it all got replaced with the love of Money (and we are sadly re-learning that lesson).
@MetallicBill right. But real rock bands don't care about award shows. They care about concert tickets and album sales. Some of the best are critically unknown but their fans will praise them forever. 😁
crashing end. grateful I got to live through this era
Billy was the jam in the 80s for me. Giving some props to Jeff Golub on lead guitar, he had a great sound.
The whole band was great.
This is rock and roll with pure talent and real singing !!!! No bs backing tracks or auto tune. Damn I miss the '80's !!!
Highly agree!
Billy deserves the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!!!!! He has earned it and should be presented to Him while he can enjoy it. Don't induct someone after they pass and leave us.
Totally agree. Why wait 20 more years….put him in…and that incredible band of his…especially drummer Bobby Chouinard, who is no longer with us.
@Kristyn Dodge Tomorrow is guaranteed to no one, my friend.
@@KISStributeNYC97 who's the other guitar player, I can't remember his name
@@jar4584 Jeff Golub. That guy was Rock and Roll.
@@KISStributeNYC97 thank you very much.
It's a shame that these great songs rarely get played live.billy is a wealthy man who doesn't need to tour but even if he went out for 2 months one summer I think he would be suprised at the size of audiences waiting for him.
Billy Squier gets pretty regular play on Q104-Halifax, NS.
This.
I'm sure he knows there is still an audience.
i hear him alot were i live !!
Regardless its time for Boston's own Billy Squire to gain the Rock and Roll hall of Fame.
Never got the credit he deserved. Fabulous voice and songs
Billy Squier was my favorite Rock group in the 70s , 80s. And he never disappoints so much energy. He will always be one of my favorite. 🎤😄 🎸
Billy's voice stands out that can only be his, you can recognize it from the get go anywhere.. beautiful!!!
at the moment Billy Squier hit it big ( as I remember ) there was no other that sounded as exciting to me.
Yeah, I predicted he'd have more staying power. He fizzled while Eddie Money stayed popular.
I remember waiting for In the Dark, and The FIXX, and I think something by Duran Duran.. (and im a metal freak) … the 80’s were a great time - never forget The Cars either… another “perfect” band.
When THE STROKE came on the radio…people turned it up and shut up 🤐…..
I didn't think he fizzled so much as accomplished what he wanted. He didn't pursue the fame and fortune circuit because he was too talented to compromise.
Billy Squier should be inducted into rock n Roll Hall of fame.
agree
ABSOLUTELY!!!!!
If you traced his star power across the sky, it fell sharply, moreso than others who eventually made it into the Hall like The Cars.
So totally agree!!
@@ronallen4768 💯
He opened for Freddie and Queen; both dudes were great showmen, glad we still have Billy Squier! He oozes 80s, made for some good times in my youth!
... and also timeless. still sounds great 💚💚💚
They were great friends. He even wrote a song for Freddie when he died called "I Have Seen You Fly". Freddie did the 41 second intro and backing vocals for Billy's Love is The Hero.
I saw Queen and Mr. Squire live in Cincinnati on the Emotions in Motion tour. My friends and I went to see B.S. and I thank God everyday that we saw Queen.
Class of 81. Don't Say No one of my favorite albums.
Class of '82 here....
Same here....still have it.
Agreed..
Desert Island LP..
Love is great,, Sex is fun,, We’re the class of 81
Class of 84. No filler on this album. Like a time capsule of our youth.
I just love the fact that he's just as good live as he is when you listen to his albums with the help of the studio. Some bands are not as good live. I also love the way he constantly interacts with his audience!!!! A true professional. Such a talent
¹2
@@mikeroden6631 who was the keyboard player-what a poser !
Squier needs to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Amazing songwriter and musician. This concert was probably the best lineup of his backing band. Great musicians all around.
I don't get it. Blew the charts up, sampled like crazy. Give some respect FFS 💚
Nah. The Hall of Fame is only for prolific gods like Del Shannon or Bon Jovi. LOL
@@pryderipwyll3479 🤣
@@pryderipwyll3479 😋
Totally agree!! It didn’t matter if you where into rock, metal, blues, pop, whatever. Back in 84-85 Everyone was cranking him up!!! True genius!!!
Props to Billy Squier - every live performance I've seen of him, to this day, sounds just like the studio version. Few live acts pull that off. Great performer!
40 years later and I'm still rocking with Billy!
It's more that the studio albums were recorded to capture the energy and sound of his live act.
I saw this tour, great show. Billy opened up for Foreigner. Can you imagine how great that was?? Yes, I was alive in 1981, was 15.
So was i!!
Bet he blew them off the stage
@@DaveAnchovies isaw this tour at MSG and yes, he blew them away. Foreigner was lame live while these guys burned the place to the ground.
Saw him tour same year opened for whitesnake in liverpool .i was hooked at 18yrs old now 57 still follow him ..
I was 17 when I saw him the first time in '81 and 24 the second time in '88.
He wrote songs critical of the music business. His irony is what I loved most about him. He was cool.
Don't Say No was the album of my high school years. It's just a flat out pleasure to find this concert here.
desert island disc 👍
RIP Bobby Chouinard. Your twirling drumstick gave me something to do for the entire summer of '83.
+Dennis Lohr
My old High School buddy. And a monster drummer at age 13. He sure made us laugh. RIP BC.
+Tom Howland Sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. He passed away due to a heart attack, according to Google.
Other than Neil Peart, Bobby was and will always be my favorite drummer.. He was a really nice guy too
@@swind2492 #RIPNeilPeart :-(
Blue Sky
Make America Rock Again!
MARA!
@@shanghaibricks3300 We will take..... brilliant! :-)
@@TMoody Excellent!
I will never forget this! Those were the days.Really miss this :(
Best Decades Ever! Good Time's, Care Free and Loving It!
Hell Yeah!!!!
For sure!! I was eleven years old then. And already a big music fan. Great time to be a kid.
Great footage from a very underrated musician and his band! That Les Paul he plays in Lonely Is The Night is SWEEEEEET!!!!
That is the truth man, pretty underrated.
@@MikeMarden1 I doubt that is a 50s burst. It has a flame top, the finish is bright and the tuners are chrome. Probably something newer at that time. But it would definitely be vintage now.
Jeff Golub was one of my favorite guitarists back in the day.
@@williamthomas4125 2 years later I reply. Haha! It’s a 58 burst. 🤘🏻
My God this is the REAL THING
Now that's perfection when you sound like the recording studio
God knows I Miss This
Damn I love Mr. SQUIER.HIS BAND WAS THE SHIT!!!
OMG LOVE THIS!!! I am a teenager again back in that front row - and the smiles I got from him I still remember today! Love his song writing style - intelligent and well done!
With my 1st electric guitar & a "Don't say no" album,i locked myself away for a year & learned how to play guitar & this album note for note..For that i'm eternally grateful to Billy Squire..Dude was a top tier performer back in the day...A hit machine & a hell of a guitarist too..He'll always be one of my heroes along with several others who inspired me over the years..
Listen to him play... I love it....
Yes indeed he is awesome!
Truly amazed of your dedication and determination…..this is a superhuman feat. Billy would be proud of you and what you accomplished. A+++
Now I'm listening to Ol Billy to escape this coronavirus for a little bit.
Going back in the day ( time) when there was a life
Is this the the reality for US and our children and grandchildren Now??
Time machine where are you
You read my Mind Exactly…. We going sooooon!!🎉❤️🔥🥰
Amazing band, they never get the credit they deserve, Billy is only one man.
Absolutely ✌️one that gives /his responsibilities are at their highest he 💫🌙💪🏻 knows it owns it🎶
All established musicians great band very underrated.
I've been dying to know who the other guitarist is but closest I've come to a name is "Mr. C"
And that info I got feom someone elses comment so take it as you will...anyway, who is he?
@@terrylee5767 his name is Jeff Golub. He passed away about 6 years ago
rest in peace Bobby and Jeff 💚💚💚
This was MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw Billy LIVE in about 1983 at the Long Beach Arena, CA and that show was one of the single greatest Live performances I’ve ever been to. He was just incredible. Every song sounded just like the album tracks. He was just a superbly amazing performer. Why has he been forgotten?
Because of the video for Rock Me Tonight.
@@humanbeing2420 Yep. It's a shame, but that's the reason. Billy himself has said so in several interviews. It was a terrible video, but good artists should be allowed to make mistakes and it shouldn't have ruined his whole career.
I saw Billy in 82' and Def Leppard was the opener. I was 17 with my girl in my 76' Fire Bird . Damn, life's been good to me.
There's still time for it to not be.
Def def leopard opened for billy? No way
Ratt was his opener the first time I saw him and King's X and Blue Murder were the openers the second time I saw him... the 80's were effing great for rock and metal!
I FELT 18 YEARS OLD AGAIN WHILE WATCHING BILLY. LOVED HIM THEN, LOVE HIS MUSIC STILL.
MY ONLY REGRET IN LIFE IS I DIDN'T GET TO SEE THIS ICON BACK IN 80'S OR EVEN NOW,
Billy and his band was awesome put them in the rock and roll hall of fame
Thank you Billy Squier for your music.
Thank you Billy, for the soundtrack of my life.
Im from south of Brazil, 37 yo, discovered this artist today, this is exactly my kind of music, amazing, beautiful and powerful songs. The guitarist is wearing a Brazil shirt, hahahahaha, awesome.
Man! I want 1981 back!
I saw Squier on this tour in St. Paul, MN. Def Leppard was the opening act. I was 17 with my girl, it was awesome. Great memories.
I saw him in concert on that tour too. It was awesome!
Woot! I lived either in Maple Grove or Northfield, MN when you saw that show! I'm maybe 2-3 years younger. Billy just floored me in those days. He was such a great songwriter. Whenever the show was, I know I heard about it on KQRS, and I was envious of kids like you who got to go.
I think that was the emotions emotions tour so the same thing had the shirt
Def Leppard opened for the Emotions in Motion tour a couple of years later.
I lived in Inver Grove Heights by South St. Paul. I was there as well!! I think I might have the Squire and Pyromania shirts around here somewhere.
Damn the band he had with him kicks ass-wow........
I recommend you to buy the King Biscuit Flower Hour live cd. It'll rock your socks off.
@@boqueronsocarrao696 Cool I'll check it out!!! :)
man, that late 70s, early 80s formula of dirty guitars, big drums, solid bass, keys and sweet harmonies will never be beat. billy sure had it all
really a great musician. you had to be from the early 80s era to really appreciate his music.
Bily's MUSIC will survive over time, its 35 years +/- now.
Billy Squier really owned 1981.
MTV played that concert almost every weekend and clips from the show all day long in 81-82
I was born in 82’. I love this dudes music. With the lack of good music at least what is heard by the masses, it is far easier to find older good music than it is to find good new music, that is why this stuff will live on.
Seriously, every piece of music was a masterpiece
His Rock music is a cut above everything else from the 1980's
I was at this concert as a 15 year old. I feel privileged to have seen the band at its peak.
Hello Laura
How are you doing?
It's nice to have you here!
He's one of the ones I missed - he stopped too early, so under appreciated - Great Rock & Roller -Great Music - Thank You, Billy
BILLY SQUIER BLOWS THE DOORS OFF THE ARENA! What a sick show, I am so bummed to have missed it. Thankful I got to see him in the early '90s. Started with "Don't Say No" vinyl LP and I was hooked. Much love Billy ✌️
I just found this....what a great way to bring back so many memories! Thank you Billy and I your band. I do wish I could have seen you all back when this was recorded. I would have been so happy!!!!!! 🥰
Absolute awesome band from back in the day,pure and genuine rock n roll.
"Don't Say No" is still one of my all time fav albums. He was on top at that moment.
love billy squier,such a great singer and player!!never underrated at all and deserves all his success he has had!!!
saw golden earing and billy squire in 83 at the notre dame campus! what a show! the eighties were good to us!
The last great decade.
Golden Earring I Love that band, such great tunes. Very underrated sadly here in North America. That would have been an amazing concert with Billy and Golden Earring
We can create another era that's totally freakin' fabulous like the unforgettably wild '80s // It's reptilian corporate entities that are soulless, money-driven, unimaginative and they're controlling everything through the master and slave dichotomy of conventional economics. The system is a plutocracy impeding natural human evolution.
I recorded this off of the King Buscuit Flour Hour in 1981. Still have the cassette. lol
Same here...Love me some free cassette recording gs of king biscuit. Sundays midnight?
Loved that radio show! Used to sit and tape off from it for hours.
I was there Def Leppard opened it was SICK...They actually blew Billy off the stage...
BCN i remember..
They showed this concert on Mtv back when they used to show live concerts on Saturday night.
“You got your hopes and you pocket your dreams. You’d trade it all to avoid an unpleasant scene.” Great line!
I am who I am, whaddya want from me?! 💚💚💚 If only others would understand that!! 👍
I saw Squier live in Springfield, MA. Can't remember who opened for him, just remember he was fantastic live, still enjoying the tunes again some years later.
This album is one of the very best ever recorded.
PURE ROCK AND ROLL .. seen Billy locally maybe “37” years ago!!!😮 AWESOME ENTERTAINMENT!!!!
I have his albums on vinyl, no CD or MP3 versions. It's really great to hear these again! The sound quality is awesome! Takes me back to the early 80's.
Billy grew up in the same town and went to the same HS I did!
I miss his music 😻
I listen to Billy every day on Spotify. Great singer. Great music.
This was when I saw him. Pure raw talent. We all rocked out! Best of times
I like Billy's music. I remember first seeing BIlly Squire on MTV in 1981 or 1982. It was the video Stroke Man. Super cool song.
Oh my goodness ❤I just ❤ Billy im 62 and back in the day he was my favorite singer guy.❤
i photographed this show! great times to be 19 and at a rock concert!
AWESOME... Billy tearing up the strat while the LES paul coming in STRONG....
Squier forever !
My day has just been made !
Glad I stumbled across this! Man I grew up on Billy Squire. Many of nights at the local party cranking Squire tunes!!
Good days, good times, good memories, good rock, Saga, Squier, Feb 23, 1983, Lubbock Municipal Coliseum..& still listening to both these days at 52..getting old but still rockin' just as hard.
I listened to In The Dark thousands of times while doing nunchuks in front of the mirror and playing air guitar with a tennis racquet.
Being a teenage during this time was awesome also loving Billy Squier !!! Saw him in concert twice best times of my life!!!!
They sounded awesome , great band, 80s Forever!!!
Too Daze Gone..such an underated song..
I love listening to unfixed raw lead vocals, with warts and all!
In the dark...One of the best of all time and it just keeps getting better!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!
Growing up in Albuquerque and hearing Billy Squire on 94 Rock every day, what a pleasure! Than to see him live as Def Leppard opened for him! Yes, one of the most underrated, lost classic artists of all time!
Had a great voice , very talented.
Happy birthday to Billy Squier, May 12th🎉 Long live the legendary Rock and Roll Hero and Champion, the one and only, Mr. Billy Squier💯❣️😎🌟
He was Absolutely Killer in concert!!! Never thought he ruined his career! Id go see him any time !!! In The Dark was one Awesome Album ! Crank It Up!!!
I really miss Bobby's smile. Never will you be forgotten. RIP Bobby!!
One of my favorite artists of all time. I like a lot of his stuff but the perfect "Don't Say No" was on repeat for many years. Still listen to it today.
Billy squire is the 80's thanks Billy for getting me thru the hard years!
Back in This day you could only see your favorite bands live or occasionally on TV-like Don Kirshner’s Rock concert around midnight on the weekend.
Now I just grab My phone and Voila! Billy Squire in concert!! Damn we’re spoiled
New Year's Day 2021! Still rockin' the 80's! "Whadda you want from me?"
RIP Jeff Golub-What a guitarist/Always great to see this band in action/Amazing !
Life is like a box of chocolates you never know what you're going to get it's a sad shame RIP jeff gulob an outstanding guitarist.
Jeff definitely kicks ass this whole band is ass kicking live, no doubt.
@@mikeroden6631According to what I read Jeff wasn't with B.S.until '82?
Saw him twice, great show great talent!
Happy 74th birthday Billie! Still rocking to your music and wishing i could have seen you in concert!🔥
Love need some Billy Squire🤩👍he Rock's 👍🤩
Defining song of the 80’s
Hi From Brasil !!!
Watching in 2020.
Nice T-shirt
So underrated
Billy's guitar playing is incredibly good,fantastic good distortion tones,great slide,lead playing,and singing super super talented man!
Great show! I never realized Billy was such a good giitarist - I figured he was just a singer/strummer & his guitarist did all the lead work, but Billy really ripped it out a time or two!
Billy and Jeff Golub were a great guitar duo! Underrated and that is a shame. Hell, the whole band was fantastic!
This really was a killer show. Billy Squier had some great songs.
AWESOME!!!
I remember listening to this in jr high thru my early 20’s. What I would to go back to 1981-89.
I had a chance to meet Billy at a studio in LA back in the late 90's where my room-mate was doing some engineering and he was a total class act and I told him how great all his albums were. Cool man and a brilliant songwriter.....
THE 80s! I MISS IT!!!!
My very first concert ever in 1981 in Louisville KY. The Louisville Gardens. I still can't get enough of In the Dark, Lonely is the Night, My kinda lover and stroke. One of the best albums ever.
Dude was huge @ time of this tour....
Cool Gig
Hail from AustriA