A thread for live footage from yesteryear

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Soft Machine 1974..... "Penny Hitch" segment from Montreaux


https://youtu.be/i5AdkYRm344?si=3PcmSXPppa5dJL-O

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Soft Machine 1974..... "Penny Hitch" segment from Montreaux

Fantastic!

One of the greatest bands that ever walked the planet

A tremendous track

Listen to those tubs

Great oboe from Sir Karl, and the Softs best ever bassist Roy Babbington - and of course the great late Allan Holdsworth

An astonishing performance




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EDIT: After posting this last night I remembered this thread is for LIVE footage, and I believe this performance is mimed.
I'll leave it here just in case anyone is interested in Lesley Duncan


Lesley Duncan "My Soul"
According to the YouTube description, from Musikladen (1974).
In 1990 or thereabouts ITV showed a series of late-night/overnight programmes of compilations from music TV programmes from other European countries. I remember setting my video timer to record many of these. Loads of interesting stuff - wish I'd been able to keep the recordings.
This clip was in one programme, Haven't seen this in 30+ years.

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Glastonbury Fair 1970.....Terry Reid with "Dean". Older readers may recognise the late great David Lindley....and a very young Ms. Linda Lewis....

https://www.facebook.com/10000584929779 ... 7509682072

[Neige]

What a band... what a songwriter!!

I miss Lowell George


Edit: the clip with just the two mighty Feat tracks got removed but the whole episode (with loads of Sly & the Family Stone and some Elvin Bishop, Henry Gross and Roger McGuinn) is still there, so I replaced it. Feat segment with Tripe Face Boogie and Willin' starts at 37:30

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Can't agree more my friend.

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The great Jack Bruce with the late Carla Bley and still with us Mick Taylor

Now that's a voice!

[Charlie O.]

Speaking of whom, here's a meeting of the musical minds I never heard about in real time: Fela Kuti, Jack Bruce, Ian Anderson, and Eberhard Schoener!

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I remember this as if it were yesterday! (I loved the OGWT)







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And some folk reckon the Small Faces were better than Humble Pie....?

I never saw Humble Pie live but I did see Marriott's Packet of Three and the tremendous venue The Sir George Rokeby, Finsbury Park





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Mountain live in 1970.... no intro needed (apart from more cowbell)

https://youtu.be/Ss1EyyXL4Gk?si=70HM1BXUH5326vHZ

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Mountain live in 1970.... no intro needed (apart from more cowbell)

https://youtu.be/Ss1EyyXL4Gk?si=70HM1BXUH5326vHZ

Fantastic!

Good to see Steve in the lens too!




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"I am the Walrus".....Spooky Tooth......

https://youtu.be/oDugMm52CuI?si=8XeiMkeGyg8Spqvx

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Great to Swarb in action - gawd bless 'im!

The Rising for the Moon line-up

Sandy Denny
Trevor Lucas
Dave Swarbrick
Jerry Donahue
Dave Pegg
Bruce Rowland






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From the "Last Waltz" hosted by The Band...."It makes no difference"..Rick Danko owns this....hard nose the highway indeed...

https://youtu.be/ZfBqWNFOVo8?si=Su5KHxO4hxX6ORhG

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Just discovered this: it's been out for a year already, but really made my day, today.

A "reconstruction" of the first big concert I've attended, more than 50 years ago, with a lot of footage I've never seen before..