Never got tired of listening to Canned Heat, The Bear was one of the best frontman out there. They were raw, spontaneous, and in your face. A LOT OF FUN IN THE 60'S. What happened ? Not much worth talking about these days. Just great to go back and relive what was....sorry for today's crew coming up. Wouldn't trade it for anything ....
Been waiting for this... Let's not forget these guys headlined over just about EVERYBODY in the heyday of psychedelic music. Alan Wilson= genius,Vestine then Mandel both fantastic and what can be said about The Bear???This cat was really the blues. The Mole,from Brooklyn!!, rocking like his head was gonna fall off...Underrated is probably not enough of a word to say just how GREAT these boys were in concert and in promoting the Blues to white hippies back then and bringing exposure to the fathers of the blues who were just starting to get the recognition they deserved as the originators of the art form know as the blues...and DON'T FORGET TO BOOGIE!!!!
Odin's Son for being 70yrs old I still "groove" on this shit! my generation Man...but at time in my "life" I was 12000 miles away playin "hide & seek" lookin for some dirtbag named "Charlie" sometimes we found em they found us..it was their "back yard"!!! when I got back to the states I had to relive my "stolen youth" all over again!! today Got one hell of collection of the "Heat" on my I Pod goes with me when on the road "Long live the Blues"❗️❗️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💪💪🆒🦅🇺🇸😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
lol - imagine asking the good folks who attend Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Pink, Ariana Grande, Salena Gomaz gigs if they know who Canned Heat are...oh the replies...er...who?????
@@Blackscorpion1963 Don't worry, I listened to LMFAO back in 2010's throughout Junior High School Parties when they made some Electronic hits, and Katy Perry was yeah more or less on fire back than too with the new gen, Black Eyed Peas back then were good at Electronic/Rap, but heed this, Alan Wilson and blues are one. I always loved blues-rock. It really is too bad Alan died, poor kid. Such aspiration for him in the blues community back then. John Lee Hooker once said Alan was the greatest man on the Harmonica he had ever hear listen play. I am alone at 23 with the boogie, but this boogie is so fine. Name a rock band that is not hypnotized by the sound of blues they grew up with? A very powerful and all out inspirational genre the Blues is, passed down many times, it is. The world is only getting bluer, keep the boogie Blues!
@@acewingdabson3139 Hey don't worry I have listened to more than my fair share of many a guilty pleasure over the course of my music listening career. For a start - the very first piece of vinyl I was gifted by my parents (as I had asked for it) was The Thunderbirds on 45rpm and we're not talking about the band. When I was 10 (btw I'm a Kiwi - New Zealander) a friend introduced me to ? Get ready for this...Deep Purple. And the song? 'Speed King'. From that moment I was hooked on Deep Purple. Bought my first LP when I was 12 around 1976, and of course it was Deep Purple 'Machine Head'. But back to guilty pleasures...always have had a soft spot for ABBA...My niece is a big fan of Black Eyes Peas. I've never been in to hip hop or rap though I appreciate the genre for sure. Love Run DMC's 'Walk This Way' - I rate the song one of the best examples of creative music in history. I'm obviously not familiar with LMFAO sorry. You won't be the only 23 year young person who appreciates boogie make no error. Here's a wee tip for ya - try to listen to music from the Monterey International Pop Music Festival in '67. The gig was so influential on music at the time - I believe it had even more influence than Woodstock in '69. Lately I've been getting in to psychedelic rock. I dig Jefferson Airplane. It's a cool genre of music.
@@acewingdabson3139 i hear you loud and clear man. 23 here too and have fallen in the rabbit hole of golden era rock n blues. lonesome is not the right word. it’s a secret we’ve come across this great music in our young age with all the white noise of mainstream media. a secret that holds a special place in every individual’s heart. so let the media feed the general what they want. i know i don’t know how deep the hole goes so i shall continue to explore :)
Ive been around R&R since its inception. Wouldn't take a truck load of gold bricks for it.....best music will ever b. Luckily ur generation has the vast majority of that music now. But, too many greats from that era got involved with drugs that took them away before their music skills were fully realized.
Saw them twice in their prime. They left the crowd stunned with pleasure. These guys kicked ass and were the SHIT!!!! Only 2 or so tunes ever got radio play... so what?.... They were a LIVE experience! And the "boogie" riff is not ZZ Top's.. it is a black folk's riffin' from before recorded time. HEAT had their Boogie out YEARS before Billy's Zigzag Top' "LaGrange" riff. Enjoy the real HEAT as hot as ever!
The Reverend Billy G. Pays tribute to these guys and John Lee Hooker with LaGrange. Meshes their riffs and styles into one hell of a story. Gotta love it.
Blues at it's best. I was lucky to see Canned Heat in 1971 in my home town of Kirkcaldy at the Raith Ballroom Blind Owl had sadly passed on by then but we had the Bear stomping on stage I was 19 then and it was my first big concert.
Luckily, I used to get to see them very often...they were the house band at the Kaleidoscope in Hollywood, where I often worked, they would play before the headliner. I didn't get it at first, but soon I did love it, starting with Sunflower, and a band of all-stars kicking ass. Paul Butterfield played there sometimes, and I got to compare his harp with that of Blind Owl, a lovely thing, the Mole was my favorite bass player in the world, looking like his head would shake right off, a sight to never forget. Bear was outstanding, and put such friendliness and happiness into it, and Fito putting a great beat to it all... I get the feeling that these musicians really listened to each other. so many years later, I try to hide the sadness that I can't just jump in the car and see them again. These recordings help so much to bring it back to my old brain.
El mejor de los mejores grupos de blues y que no nunca consiguieron el reconocimiento de la crítica musical de la época, por su forma de vivir la vida de Rock Star.
Luis me guston esa forma de pensar y asi fue con muchas bandas increibles de finales de los 60s y comienzos de los 70s en todas partes del mundo ... si te interesa formar parte de un foro gratis en whatsapp de oscura psicodelia blues rock underground de finales de los 60s y comienzos de los 70s escribeme y te agrego al grupo hacemos intercambio de musica gratis y todo tipo de enlaces de buenos videos de blues rock de youtube y otros sitios somos gente seria que vivimos a plenitud esa epoca cuando eramos jovenes ( enriexperience@yahoo.com) saludos desde New Jersey Enrique!
the drummer has been with the band from the late 60’s..name.. Vito Da Lapata!!! all the other band members I believe have passed on.. last I heard bout 18 months ago.. he was still in the music business..out west ..somewhere! 😎🦅🇺🇸👏👏👏👏👏👏💪💪 Don’t forget to boogie! peace….
Santana's Michael Shrieve gets the mad props for his drum solo during Soul Sacrifice, but Fito de la Parra's underrated solo here was a lot more beefy.
Yes, definately.. Fito doesn't get enough praise as the brilliant drummer he is.. His drumwork und his solos were simply fantastic.. To me, Fito is in the same league than Shrieve.. Solid, powerful Jazz inflicted playing
First time I saw this band was in August 1968. It was the week of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and it had been rioting and craziness for several days prior. They played at the Electric Theater, a venue operated by Aaron Russo that booked basically the same bands that played the Fillmore East and West. They opened for Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.
Well the little red rooster told the little brown hen "Meet you at the barn about a half past ten" Singing "let's do the boogie" Singing "let's do the boogie" Come on baby, do the boogie Lord, we'll do it all night long Well the little brown hen told the little red rooster "You'd a come around here, daddy like you used to" Got to, rock tonight baby You got to rock tonight baby You got to rock tonight, child Lord, you've gotta have somе fun Well I had a little dog, lord his name was Boy Get a little taste, lord he wanted it all Lord, too much boogie I said too much boogie Well too much boogie, you know is really good for you Hey, where did you stay last night? Hey hey hey, child, where did you stay last night? Well you didn't come home child, 'till the sun was shining bright She said, "Sorry, my daddy, I had to put on my boogie shoes." She said, "Sorry, my daddy, I had to put my boogie shoes on." Had to get in a groove now, lord, to rock all night long I said, all around the world now, "Rock'n'Roll is here to stay!" I said, "Rock around the world, babe! Rock'n'Roll is here to stay!" You can see the people jumping, at both night and day Alright, I hope you feel it! Well, hey everybody, you know we'll have some fun tonight Hey hey, everybody, gonna have some fun tonight Just get in a groove now, and everything will be alright Well, rock my soul, lord You know I feel good right now Well, rock my soul, lord You know I feel good right now Low-down blues ain't gonna bother me, no how Ain't no way baby, ain't no way... Well, my mama told my papa something very very late last night Well, my mama told my papa something very very late last night She said, "The boy's gonna boogie 'till the sun is shining bright" I said, "The sun gonna shine in my backdoor someday" I said, "The sun gonna shine, lord, in my backdoor someday" You know, the big-wig come-up will blow a robin's blues away All the way I said, "All the way" Well, alright! Let me tell everybody The boogie's very easy to do Wanna tell everybody The boogie's very easy to do Just strut your stuff Ain't nothing else you can't do Well now, shake your boogie Well now, shake your boogie Come on and shake your boogie Come on and shake your boogie Just shake your boogie, your boogie's alright with me Come on, let's go! Alright, alright lord! Alright lord!
tremenda banda ( verdad?) hay que leer el nuevo libro que acaba de salir en Mexico sobre el Canned Heat escrito por Fito De La Parra se llama Living The blues... si te interesa formar parte de un foro gratis en whatsapp de oscura psicodelia blues rock underground de finales de los 60s y comienzos de los 70s escribeme y te agrego al grupo hacemos intercambio de musica y todo tipo de enlaces de buenos videos de blues rock de youtube y otros sitios somos gente seria que vivimos a plenitud esa epoca cuando eramos jovenes ( enriexperience@yahoo.com) saludos desde New Jersey Enrique!
several different vers of it ..but the best vers is..the cut these’d at woodstock bout 12 mins long..as a matter of fact I have the entire LP all the artists are on it …. all their “tunes” on my phone..✌️✌️✌️✌️😎
si este tema salio en el doble album llamado woodstock vol 2 la portada eran 3 niños desnudos frente a una bateria en la tarima de Woodstock! pero duraba solo casi 13 minutos aqui es mas del doble... se llama (The Boogie House Tapes ) si te interesa formar parte de un foro gratis en whatsapp de oscura psicodelia blues rock underground de finales de los 60s y comienzos de los 70s escribeme y te agrego al grupo hacemos intercambio de musica y todo tipo de enlaces de buenos videos de blues rock de youtube y otros sitios somos gente seria que vivimos a plenitud esa epoca cuando eramos jovenes ( enriexperience@yahoo.com) saludos desde New Jersey Enrique!
Well, the Little Red Rooster told the Little Brown Hen meet you at the barn around a half past ten come on baby let's do the boogie do it all night long Well the Little Brown Hen told the Little Red Rooster you don't come around here Daddy, like you used to you got to rock the night baby you got to rock the night baby you got to rock the night child lord, you got to have some fun
If anybody talks about Woodstock, Santana ,Hendrix ,the Who etc gets mentioned,Canned Heat were as good if not better, than all of them,they were so cool
Never saw this cover before Man! Got most their albums through the years Well... when This "little" get together going on... I... was in NAM 68-69 " "playing cowboys an injuns"!🙃✌️
Cuervo te felicito por este documento no sabia que existia la version completa de este Boogie! ... busque en la web el CD que tu dices se llama (The Boogie House Tapes Vol 3) pero no aparece el nombre de esta cancion en ninguno de los 3 volumenes... ( tiene un nombre diferente?)
I WISH CANNED HEAT'S COMPLETE WOODSTOCK PERFORMANCE WAS RELEASED ON A SINGLE CD. I KNOW IT WAS RELEASED AS PART OF THE (VERY VERY VERY EXPENSIVE) LIMITED EDITION BOX SET FEATURING EVERY ARTIST (OR DARN NEAR). I DON'T ALL THAT MONEY JUST FOR CANNED HEAT (AS AWSOME AS THAY ARE). I ALREADY OWN INDIVIDUAL WOODSTOCK ALBUMS (JIMI HENDRIX / JEFFERSON AIRPLANE / JANIS JOPLIN / SLY & THE FAMILY STONE / SANTANA) THE ONLY OTHER PERFORMANCES I WANT ARE THE GRATEFUL DEAD & CCR (I COULD PROBABLY/HOPEFULLY FING A GOOD BOOTLEG FROM A GRATEFUL DEAD FANSITE - THEY LET FANS RECORD THEIR PERFORMANCES). SO, WHOEVER OWNS THE RIGHTS TO CANNED HEAT'S COMPLETE WOODSTOCK PERFORMANCE, PLEASE RELEASE IT.
