77's-Live Warehouse 1989: Can't Get Over It; Frames Without Photographs
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Two terrific performances of these songs when the band returned to the Warehouse. Note the film running behind the band during "Frames. About the best extended "Can't" I've heard. Enjoy, please leave comments. This is likely the last posting for awhile.
The 77's
Simply the best.
The 77s should have skyrocketed into the rock and roll stratosphere... I Can't Get Over It!
Different from other Christian greats, these guys filled a nitch no others did. Encouraging, challenging, seeking..... yeah.
Seminal band for any alt rock Christian music fan....Roe and Co. at their peak! They continue to rock....Thanks for posting these gems
The sound quality is great! Thank you for posting an exceptional trip back in time but like it was yesterday for an old guy who was “there” at the beginning!
RIP, Randy Layton
I remember as a little kid getting to hang out with them during practice at Warehouse.... brings back great memories
One of the best bands Christian or Secular period.
Amen brother. Their sound still sounds unique and special today. Was listening to so much stuff back then. Do you remember Guardian with their album entitled Fire and Love. They really can rock.
@@loudmouthnewyorker2803 heck yeah! Honestly, I was way more about the Christian Metal, but I was always looking for good Christian rock music. I still put Never Say Goodbye on ballads playlists! I didn't like Guardians first major release, but after Jamie left Tempest and joined Guardian as lead vocalist.......of yeah! Thanx for the reply and question my friend! God bless!
I love music channels like Rick Beato and his friends like Rhett Shull, I'm alway commenting that they really need to dig into Michael Roe and the 77s and Lost Dog as a guitar player alone, but Exit's music along with Daniel Amos was always so creative and leading edge for any genre.
@@stuksy4321 i totally agree! So many amazing musicians do not get their due. Christian Alternative in the 80s!! Forget about it! Yeah Exit records really opened my mind to new, amazing music. Vector, Charlie Peacock, 77s, and so on. I've loved pretty much everything Mike Roe has touched. But then you've got Renaissance men like Michael Knott and then catchy garage rock by Mike Stand and the "boys." Such fertile territory and just flat out amazing song writing and musicianship!
Esta banda fue mi favorita ,en los 90s un amigo norteamericano trajo un caset de ellos,yo soy de mexico y fue de lo mejor para mi.
LOVE me some " A -TRAIN!!!! 77s rule!
thats my good uncle....
Holy buckets. Great video.
Esse banda e maravilhosa 🤩♥️❤️
Pretty sure I'm in this audience.
The Warehouse in Sacramento? Oh man I may have been at this show.
PLEASE POST SOME MORE!!!!!!! So sad, mad that I missed them this fall!!!!
Ame está banda
Love it! Sweet version of "Frames."
Great stuff! Thanks for posting.
I was at this concert. It was at the new “Warehouse” building. I think First Strike opened for them. Soon after this 77s changed. Mark Tootle left and I think Jan did too. Too bad mike and mark sure made some great music together. Although some later stuff was good but nothing could come close to their third album.
There were only a few Christian groups I could tolerate. This was one.
+cdzlink AMEN brother!!
Bob here: That's because you were listening for good music from a Christian perspective, not as mainstream/religious radio & recording industry brand "Christian" music.
It's too bad 77s didn't record more direct from the board. What great recordings would now be available.
They NEVER sold their SOULS ...& I'm soooooooooo glad they didn't!! ...they can go up against any LIVE BAND sec or Christian!! anytime any place...thanks Randy!!! please post the whole SHOW!!!!
Is this the Warehouse Ministries in Rancho Cordova?(sacramento area). I used to go there in the '80's, don't remember them, but I like this! I MUST have heard them if this the same Warehouse! Another group I heard that I actually have a record of, was DeGarmo and Key. Liked them too...but these guys are MUCH better! The '70's and '80's...kind of a blur for me...
I am assuming so. The 77s, Vector, and many hugely talented Christian artists came out of Sacramento in the 80s usually recording at Sacramento's Exit Records. Originally the 77s came out of the Bay Area if I remember correctly, but recorded at Exit Records and made Sacramento their base. Its been a long time, so i may have some of the info wrong. A great community to join that can give you just about any answer you want about Christian music up to 1989 is a Facebook group I joined called "Jesus Music 1969-1989."
@@coolnegative Steve, Vector, just released new CD. In Nashville now. Jim Abegg moved to Nashville same time as Steve, John Reitz and a couple others.
I have most of their CDs- MR wrote some incredible, catchy stuff. Who was the Black drummer who was a staple around the Sac scene for many years (I believe it's him in this video)? He is sorely missed. What a tasty player.
aaron smith-
@@randylayton5811 Love, love, love his drumming. I believe he was one of the components that made Sticks n Stones such a perfect album.
@@loudmouthnewyorker2803 the A-TRAIN!!!! himself , chugging them down the track!!!
@@loudmouthnewyorker2803 you know Aaron played on " papa was a rolling stone" ...many other hits!!!
@@loudmouthnewyorker2803 my fave album of theirs - still sounds great all these years later
The A-Train!
Fantastic sound. I've loved this group since reading about them and "The Sacramento Scene" in CCM magazine. Did Bourgeois Tagg ever play The Warehouse‽
Yes, with different Warehouse musicians, over time.
If only they had been better live early on. They recorded some great music though.