Live recordings using a Zoom Q2 HD recorder and occasionally Sony H400B bridge camera.
Videos sometimes shaky,but the sound quality usually very good depending upon the circumstances prevailing at the time of recording, eg.,some of the larger venues a bit hollow, more intimate venues best, Festival recordings outside even better, often video can be from a distance. Head/earphones for best sound. These recordings are part of my happy times preserved for as long as the owners of the copyrights allow them.So far I have to thank them for allowing them to stay posted & of course the artists/bands playing. I do not have permission from all the artists/bands to upload the videos I've posted. (I thank those who OK my use,if possible I do check )Some major league artists have the claimed copyright but still allowed them to stay& I am very grateful. ENJOY! Music is the source of joy and happiness in the World. Any attached adverts do not produce money for me
Thanks for commenting. Sadly it's not Frankie singing it's Gregor McGregor (Great voice & like Frankie from Glasgow), I should've been clearer in my description which should be, I guess, Full House play Frankie Miller. The band is made up of a friend of Frankie's Ray Minhinnett (guitar)who formed Full House with Frankie back in 1976 & other players from various top acts
@@IOW70 Thank you for clarifying. He does sound a lot like Frankie and though he doesn't look like Frankie much it's hard to imagine what Frankie's health has done to his appearance and I was so overjoyed to see and hear what could be Frankie, I jumped too soon. Now clarified, I'm still glad to see Frankie's influence live on.
Thanks for commenting & watching my video. It was a great evening. I have always had trouble with videoing when bands use red lights,the definition /contrast is gone. I was stood just in front of the mixing/lighting desks, there I get the best sound & I like the dancing audience. I mainly record for the sound,the video is a bonus, my little Zoom Q2HD doesn't have any stabilisation I have to hold as still as possible, at the end of a gig I ache from the effort but I love to have a record of the gigs I go to,different genres & venues. The only band that put in a complaint against uploads on my channel was Marilliom at a festival (I got a copyright strike & ironically I not a fan of their music😄). If I can I ask permission to post on YT from the bands. I guess you've seen the other uploads I have of the Peatbog Faeries (at Stroud a few months back & a year before , they are a real friendly bunch of guys). I will be uploading more later.
@@IOW70 I've a few videos of them from various gigs but I usually can't stop dancing. I recorded half way through Stictly Sambucca but then started jumping up & down, not an easy watch!
Thanks for commenting. Unfortunately, Zal's Sin Dogs disbanded not long after this, I traveled halfway across England to the Whitby Rocks (Videos of this event on my channel) in 2019 where Zal was topping the bill along with Ken Pustelnik's Groundhogs & Stray only to find the Sin Dogs had withdrawn as Zal had left, they were replaced by the John Verity Band (ex Argent guitarist). Hopefully, Zal will be back soon.
Thanks for commenting. What's crap? My video (shaky? That's explained in my channel description), Zal's performance, or the song? Well, whatever, 269 liked it & 27 commented mostly appreciative. Please take the time to explain, just commenting "crap" is not a constructive or a funny comment.
Yes, inspired by the happenings on Skinwalker Ranch. Steven is fascinated by stories of ghosts although apparently he's not so convinced by the UFO/government cover part of the ranch story.
Yeah, they are a great band, they & the light show (by fruit salad) are mesmerising. More from this gig on this channel (IOW70). Thanks for commenting.
I have other uploads from this evening (of Nick's older material) I love his song 'Evo'. also uploaded. I have more uploads from over the years (various venues) including a gig with a band (The Wilderness Kids) on my channel. Please click subscribe if you haven't already. Thanks for commenting.
Watched Nick at The Ferret in Preston. He wasn't so good then, to be honest, but still managed to put on a great performance. I think the mixture of Tequila, "comfort" and lozenges kept him going, just about!
Thanks for commenting. It was great to be there, I wish I had seen the band again before they split up, I went to Whitby Rocks where they were to headline only to find they had split just before the event. I have uploaded more of the band at this gig. Please subscribe (if you haven't already), there's a lot of genres/venues on my channel, quality does vary (shaky at times) but the sound especially on headphes etc good.
Thanks for commenting. For me it was after hearing 'Still A Fool' from the 1st album 'Scratching The Surface' (1968), which I heard on the Liberty label sampler, 'Gutbucket.' (1969) I can't remember the first time I saw them, I do remember seeing them at the 1970 Isle Of Wight Festival.
Hello 10W70. Oh my lord. I love Zal Cleminson & Alex Harvey to death. Thank you so much for turning me on to this first song called "Armaggedon." All the best.
Thanks for commenting (there is a privately pressed CD 'Zal Cleminson's Sin' Dogs Vol 1 if you can find it, I haven't so far, but it is on Amazon Music). I just wish I had got to the end of the song before I had to change the batteries.
Thanks for commenting. I loved Zal's set & I wish I had bought the CD they were selling at the signing tent(private pressing so rare now). As I've explained in my previous uploads on my channel my little recorder (ZoomQ2 HD) doesn't have stabilisation so can at times be shakey, but sound usually good. The week was very windy (many festivals cancelled), the stage was swaying so the rear screen was lowered a bit letting light through, this meant I had trouble seeing the small screen on my recorder so I drifted at times as well. I have posted more from this gig/festival on my channel & lots more (340 uploads more to come) bands/solo artists, genres & locations/venues. If you haven't already, please subscribe & check the notification button for uploads as I add them. Thanks again.✌
Thanks for commenting. It was great to see/hear Martin. There are another 3 uploads from Martin Barre Band @ Cropredy on my channel. I wish I had stayed down the front to record one of my favourite songs (& more) from the album 'Stand Up', 'New Day Yesterday', the other is 'We Used To Know' or as it was renamed on a later release song from The Eagles, 'Hotel California'. I know many do not agree, but when I first heard HC I loved it but had a nagging thought that it was because I had heard it before, so I listened to HC over & over then it came to me, it's not exactly the same but the structure of the song, the solos & the phrasing are so similar. Ian Anderson is very magnanimous when asked about the similarities, if the 'boot was on the other foot' I believe it would've ended up in court.
Thanks for commenting. I think the booking probably took place after the previous successful appearance by Zal's Sin Dogs on the Brasenose Arms garden stage during a previous Cropredy Festival. I remember hearing a great rendition of a SAHB song being played when I was in the camping field nearby & saying to my wife "Wow, somebody's playing a great version of Faith Healer", I wish I had made my way straight there to hear& see Zal & band. I never realised they were playing there. I'm glad I recorded this all be it a bit shaky. I later went to see Zal headlining at the Whitby Rocks Festival (Whitby Pavillion) & he canceled, the upside was Ken Pustelnik's Groundhogs took over as the headline act playing the whole of Thank Christ For The Bomb album (some on my channel along with Stray & The John Verity Band (ex Argent).
@@raymondbonington6289 I never saw SAHB unfortunately, the only time I saw Alex Harvey was as the Alex Harvey Band (The Mafia Stole My Guitar) at the 1979 Glastonbury Fayre & he was also in a 'supergroup' (Alex, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hillage, Phil Collins, Tom Robinson, Nona Hendryx, & some say John Martyn & Steve Winwood although I do not recall them playing in the group (I have photos of the 'supergroup' but only of those I mentioned seeing).
It's Zal Cleminson lead guitarist, not the singer, Alex was the singer in The Sensational Alex Harvey Band. Zal famously wore the makeup of a mime artist hence the makeup he is wearing in the video (the partial mime makeup).
@@thelastperfectman4139 You're exactly right! The only exception that immediately comes to mind for me is Miss Dolly Parton! I recently saw Joanie Mitchell perform at The Grammy Awards show and her voice has definitely deepened, (due to age), even though she could often and easily achieve very low notes in her prime! Thank you for your response. You are 💯
Thanks for giving me the title of the song. I hope you enjoyed my other uploads (330+) & find others to enjoy, I know the visuals can be shakey but generally the sound is fine especially on headphones.
Thanks for the title & thank you & the band for leaving the posts I've uploaded of that great evening up. I'm being a bit cheeky now ,could you help me with the titles of the other uploads I have already uploaded ( I knew some but not all) & others in the future, if that's ok. My videos are a bit shakey as I use a Zoom q2 HD which doesn't have any stabilisation but the sound is great especially with headphones. Thanks again.✌❤
I'd love to know why Zal broke up the band & I wish I had seen him in an indoor venue & I now know I should've bought the album while I had the chance,still I keep looking online & at record fairs & hopefully one day I will find one. Thanks for commenting. There are more uploads from this gig on my channel.
