Its been a long search, but I have come to the conclusion that there is no Pre-1978 Video to this song. you can hear THIS (the original) version on the radio, but you can not see this version on tape...love it. tech provided us old people with something.
King OfUtah - Agreed. I'm an old long-retired musician and this is the way it was for us. A very special song and so beautifully done. The treat is, on "STAY", David Lindley, lead singer for the Zodiacs, as in Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs, joins in as a guest. You can hear the crowd appreciates it when they recognize him.
+N8VSON I have talked to people who were at THIS, the original recording, half the crowd had left, the roadies were actually packing equipment, none of them knew this song had been written. When the song started playing, people kinda started milling back in, the road crew were almost in tears from being recognized. The crowd you hear clapping were clapping for the roadies. That is the video I would like to have seen. But it does not appear to exist. If only we could sens one I Phone back to the first time it was played...sigh.
Its been a long search, but I have come to the conclusion that there is no Pre-1978 Video to this song. you can hear THIS (the original) version on the radio, but you can not see this version on tape...love it. tech provided us old people with something.
King OfUtah - Agreed. I'm an old long-retired musician and this is the way it was for us. A very special song and so beautifully done. The treat is, on "STAY", David Lindley, lead singer for the Zodiacs, as in Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs, joins in as a guest. You can hear the crowd appreciates it when they recognize him.
+King OfUtah unfortunately it seems to be so
+N8VSON I have talked to people who were at THIS, the original recording, half the crowd had left, the roadies were actually packing equipment, none of them knew this song had been written. When the song started playing, people kinda started milling back in, the road crew were almost in tears from being recognized. The crowd you hear clapping were clapping for the roadies. That is the video I would like to have seen. But it does not appear to exist. If only we could sens one I Phone back to the first time it was played...sigh.
One of the best Jackson Browne songs which highlights his true qualities as a musician. It takes you right to that concert ...
@@Memy001 Thanks for that story. Video would be nice, but we are lucky we have the audio.