The Shadows - Live from the Palladium - October 18th 1987
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- The Shadows play Pulaski, Apache, F.B.I from Live from the Palladium - 18th October1987
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The Shadows as all ways brilliant.
😢Brian Bennett you are a great musician
That was a long time ago Mark, very nifty !!!!
Brian Bennett is a superb drummer
one of the best ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant as usual
Hello les shows !!! J'adore toutes vos musiques et les écouteurs souvent !
Excellent video. Greetings from Chile
Beautiful keyboard accompaniment from Cliff Hall on "Apache" given that "Strings" were not used on the recording in 1960
Cliff halls great 🎼🇬🇧
Sono stati gli idoli degli anni 60 ed erano solo in 4, mancava il tastierista che a quei tempi non era previsto nei gruppi alla Beatles
Immortal
Wundervolle Musik
Wunder bare Music
Thanks to the skill fulness of CLIFF HALL😊
Beste er my heros from 1960
This performance was done perhaps in the 70’s by judging the hairstyles. They were the original artists and songwriters of the song Apache. They were ahead of their time in their music 🎼 and the Beatles always gave credit to this group for also being an influence on their music. The only thing that happened was that the Beatles came to America and the Shadows didn’t. The Shadows tried many times since 1960 to come to America but, weren’t successful in doing so. I don’t know if the Shadowy knew Little Richard because Little Richard told Ed Sullivan about the Beatles. Perhaps in later years the Shadows might’ve come over to America but, I don’t have any knowledge of that. During the time of the British Invasion would’ve been a perfect time for them come and perform. Who knows who their managers were they could’ve negotiated with Ed Sullivan it just didn’t happen.
😅 Ma non soltanto , l' America non hanno fatto il tour , ma nemmeno in Italia , mai l' hanno fatto i concerti .😢
Però , conosco i musicisti , dell' epoca sono ispirati degli Shadows, 🎸
Una volta un intervista Hank Marvin ha dichiarato , che piacerebbe portare anche Sua moglie visitare Italia
Strano , però che tutto il Nord Europa l'hanno avuto grande successo .😇🎶🎹
This was in the 80ies when Tarby presented it.
not songwriters of apache, it's a song written by Jerry Lordan
Jerry Lordan wrote quite a few to be fair. Wonderful Land, Atlantis & Diamonds if memory serves me correctl.
No not the 1970s. This was Oct 18, 1987 (as it says under the video). The band were the original performers of Apache and two of those on stage here (Bruce Welch and Hank Marvin) were on the original record 27 years earlier. The tune was written by Jerry Lordan, however, not them. The Shadows certainly did come to America and appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show, before the Beatles did, in 1963 (here they are doing it, with Cliff Richard - ruclips.net/video/hLW5ldlCgSY/видео.html). Maybe you are right, if they had delayed their visit until the British Invasion things might have been different, but the fact it they came when they were the top UK pop act (before the Beatles) and America didn’t take to them.
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Not brilliant their the Best that’s ever been ask Rock and Roll Stan followed them for the 44years and you know what they kept me sober for all that time and still going strong and sober love Stan
We rock and roll fans have not got the right to comment about this 3 brilliant musoes they complete each other they are the Best ever been should know been part of my soberity journey for 44 years and still think The Shad’s are THE BEST that ever been Rock and Roll Stan
Sounds like the inspiration for the early Mega Man tracks!
Ich dachte da kommt jetzt der Hammer
Hank's guitar sounds somewhat similar to 1989 At Liverpool. Is it the same equipment?
Is the same guitar and the same fingers
Same guitar, same amp and same echo. At the time he was using a 1958 Fender Stratocaster, bought in Paris in 1981. When this was recorded and also in 1989 the neck is not the original one but a Giffin neck (highly figured). It was later put on his black 1968 Strat. Today that guitar has the original neck again (that can be seen on the 1984 Together video). The amp he used here and on Together is a Mesa Boogie MK2 and a Roland RE-301 Chorus Echo. The pickups on this 1958 is not the original but custom made ones he got directly from Seymour Duncan.
Wheres the suits and the dance steps? Come on lads.....Please