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Dawg has a background as a recording engineer, producer, arranger, songwriter and classically trained pianist/keyboard player. He is an On Air Radio personality with production credits in multiple markets, including Poorman's Morning Rush (Jim "Poorman" Trenton), and Producer for the Route 66 Radio Show. He has worked in the industry for over 20 years and was a founding member of the band The Blood Orange Project. He has recorded over 2 dozen albums as well as various singles for indie artists. His forte is soundtracks and cinematic background music (beds). Kat has been an avid music lover all of her life and attended her first live show at 13....she has been to about 200 concerts in her lifetime and always been open to various genres of music from all over the world.
Saw The Who at Wembley Arena in 1989 & they were no where near as good as this. In 1996 at Earls Court they were very good & at Wembley Arena again in 1997 they were very good too. Roger Daltrey lives just up the road from here. Top man is Roger.
The people portrayed by the images in the video were never in the news when this was written (1973) - the content reflects the opinions of the video producers at the time of the tour (1994).
Prince was music, that is why he was gifted, the instruments were just relating what he was, he was not a verbal person, but when he was on stage, that music was him in all it’s energy and complexity, he was true to who he was and that captivated everyone, I thought how amazing to be who you were created to be, and be able to live it out unapologetically and others understand you, the music, he was truly his craft, and Our Creator gifted us with a very Special look at a powerful Spirit living in their purpose, it’s incredible.
Teddy's been around for a few years, mainly on RU-vid.He was discovered he's actually a busker from the subway.. But he's a very true artist.He did a lot of covers.He just released his first original album✌️
A T shirt and a pair of jeans , in his 70's . This song was from the wall 1979 . . Tell me who's better . The absolute godfather of guitar . ( the base was brilliant also , Guy ) .
Right before this tribute rolling stones magazine put out thier top 100 guitarist list which the writer left him off. He was a little pissed so this was his way of giving them the middle finger and proving them wrong at the same time. Great reaction to a great song, and one of the most iconic ways ive seen someone stick it to the man!
I’m a Prince super fan. And since I think you posted this video reaction, the revelations of what Jan Wenner said about who should be playing rock or something like that. Well, that’s what kept Prince “untapped“ for a lot of his career. That perception that bigotry, that mindset and marginalized other amazing black American guitar players. Certainly you could point to Vernon read as being one of those as well and right now you have certain amazing guitar players are just specifically kept within the niche blues area. Anyways Prince's guitar solo here, well, he’s performed other solos that you could find on record on live recordings throughout his career in different concerts and periods encompassing eras that are just a spectacular if not more so. Since 1990 I always point to a 1990 rendition of purple rain The Nude Tour in Spain. Then there's the guitar on and aftershow in 1988 at a club named the Trojan horse where he does a solo after just my imagination, a cover of the temptation classic. The Cross Dortmund 1988. I was a regular at Glam Slam West and saw Prince live countless of times, many of his guitar solo rocked me to the core. On record, scandalous, sex suite, joy in repetition. So many for new fans to discover and intake into the soul and for old fans to re-listen over and over again!
It was indeed computer-controlled lights. Actually the console was quite visible at the concert I attended in Belgium. You can't do all this manually, come on! ;)
Never in prison. Don't judge a book by a cover. This man brings soul to his music from personal experiences. Lose Contol he wrote about the toxic addictive relationship he was in. I'm sure some of us can definitely relate to that. Listen to music relentlessly all my life and was so tired of where music was going these days. Then Teddy happened and from the first note I was hooked. His band, The Elephants, are tight and talented. I also a guitar solo that can literally sing the song with soul and not drown out the music. Check out his catalog. It's unbelievable.
Michael Jackson gave them permission to do this cover and absolutely loved it!! When Michael passed away, his family asked Alien Ant Farm to perform this at the service.
The drum machine is what originally turned me off from this song, and album. Gave be the sense that The Who had abandoned their roots (sort of like Dylan going electric). Later I had come to appreciate this song, and especially this performance.
