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Was there that night...A highlight...Can't believe you caught this on tape...I think it was about the 3rd time he played Bluebird in B-Town...Thanks for the great memories
Sadly, this is the only footage that has the Jeff Beck Group ( not counting the other one)other than the live footage at Fillmore East, without sound. I hope some finally comes to light so us older fans will have some memories of the greatest almost bands.
What was I doing the night the two greatest blues men got together.one night in a hole in the wall Johnny winter tore the roof off the shack my buddy and I were blessed to see the man 1986
I saw them on their 94 unledded tour in BOSTON, saw them again on this tour in Boston as well, then I went to see Page and the Black Crowe’s on their tour in Worcester Mass at the Centrum, to our amazement JOE PERRY from A-Smith came out and played the LEMON SONG and OH WELL from Fleetwood Mac with page and the Crowe’s, one of the best shows I ever saw
These clips are the early and late show at the '71 Schaefer music festival in Central Park New York. This was during the summer of that year. (Duane changed his shirt for the late show.)
I was at this show. Believe it or not he was the opener for Golden Earring, what a joke. Everyone was there to see Johnny. He was killin it tgat night.
Please, somebody knows the other musicians? Is that the same crew than 3rd Degree? Thanxs. The Doctor knows how to sing the blues and rolls his ivory the same. Some Nola style fit very well, to me. ( and these MusicMan amps really sound).
Holy Smokes! Thanks for uploading this Gem! Saw the good Doctor open for Tom Petty at Jazzfest the year they both passed. We thought the show was going to be cancelled due to an extremely bad thunderstorm that rolled through N.O. on that morning. We took refuge in a café and thought we were going to drown and blow away. The storm passed, clouds cleared, and gates opened in the sunshine. Made it into the fairgrounds in time to catch the Doctor pouring his soul into the piano for a set and then make a humble exit only to have Tom come pour his soul into the guitar and mic. Good times. We miss those times and great artists and common agreement that we are all there for a good time and enjoy great music. Saw the Doctor on many occasions but none as special as that day. He knew his time was short. They both knew and we were only left with the amazing memories of that special place and time.
